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India is the mother of democracy. What kind of police are you? What kind of police are you?
20 जुलाई के जंतर मंतर विरोध प्रदर्शन में CJP ने BJP की साजिशों को कैसे बेनकाब किया, पूरी कहानी।
Key Takeaways
- सरकार ने विरोध प्रदर्शन को बदनाम करने और दबाने के लिए साजिशें रचीं।
- शांतिपूर्ण विरोध के बावजूद पुलिस ने हिंसक कार्रवाई की।
- सोशल एक्टिविस्ट सोनम वांगचुक की भूमिका विरोध में महत्वपूर्ण थी।
- युवा और छात्र अपने हक के लिए दृढ़ रहे और विरोध जारी रखा।
- यह आंदोलन पूरे देश में व्यापक समर्थन प्राप्त कर गया।
What the video covers
- 20 जुलाई 2026 को जंतर मंतर पर शांतिपूर्ण विरोध प्रदर्शन के दौरान पुलिस और सरकार की साजिशें उजागर हुईं।
- प्रदर्शनकारीयों के पास अचानक पत्थरों से भरी गाड़ियां और टूटी हुई गाड़ियां मिलीं, जो विरोध को बदनाम करने की कोशिश थी।
- दिल्ली पुलिस ने सुरक्षा जांच और मेटल डिटेक्टर हटा दिए, जिससे सुरक्षा व्यवस्था कमजोर हुई।
- सोशल एक्टिविस्ट सोनम वांगचुक के अनशन और गिरफ्तारी ने विरोध को देशव्यापी समर्थन दिलाया।
- दिल्ली पुलिस कमिश्नर सतीश गोलचा को अचानक हटाकर, नए अधिकारी अनुराग कुमार को लगाया गया।
- सरकार ने 19 जुलाई की रात भारी सुरक्षा इंतजाम किए, जिसमें इंटरनेट बंद, कम्युनिकेशन जैमर और मेट्रो स्टेशन बंद करना शामिल था।
- 20 जुलाई को हजारों छात्र और लोग जंतर मंतर पर इकट्ठा हुए, लेकिन पुलिस ने बिना वजह लाठीचार्ज और आंसू गैस का इस्तेमाल किया।
- प्रदर्शनकारियों को संसद के करीब जाने से रोका गया और कई जगह पुलिस ने बेरहमी से मारपीट की।
- सरकार की ये कार्रवाई विरोध को दबाने की कोशिश थी, लेकिन युवाओं का हौसला कम नहीं हुआ।
- यह विरोध केवल दिल्ली तक सीमित नहीं रहा, बल्कि पूरे देश में फैल गया।
Chapters
- 00:00प्रदर्शन की शुरुआत और संदिग्ध घटनाएं
- 00:47सरकार की साजिशें और सुरक्षा व्यवस्था में बदलाव
- 03:01सोनम वांगचुक का अनशन और समर्थन
- 04:53पुलिस कमिश्नर की अचानक हटाई और नए अधिकारी की नियुक्ति
- 05:4419 जुलाई की रात की तैयारियां और प्रतिबंध
- 06:5120 जुलाई का विरोध और पुलिस की कार्रवाई
- 09:20प्रदर्शनकारियों पर पुलिस की बेरहमी
- 12:00देशव्यापी विरोध और आंदोलन का विस्तार
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You are killing people. You are tearing people's clothes. Take care of this country, or after 75 years, some fool will divide this country in the name of religion.
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On 20th July, at 4:40 am, some people protesting at the Jantar Mantar came out to see the surroundings.
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That on a road nearby, they suddenly saw a broken van. This van wasn't here before.
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It felt like it was intentionally parked here. On the other side, right outside the Jantar Mantar, suddenly, some people saw trucks full of stones.
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The car you see here, it has stones in it, bricks. All this was happening in the dark.
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By this point, the protests had started more than 20 days ago, and everything was 100% non-violent and peaceful.
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But now, near the nearby Parliament, a broken glass car was also seen standing. Strangely, no car was allowed in this area.
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And the police had also blocked this road from all sides. Without the permission of the police, it was not possible for such cars to come here.
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The smart people understood what was going to happen next. Some protesters wrote a note on this car.
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It was written on it: It was planted to defame the protest by the government.
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That same night, the Delhi Police removed all the metal detectors and security checks from the Jantar Mantar.
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Look, the Delhi Police have stopped all the checking. No checking is being done on the metal detectors. Everything is open. The public is coming in the same way. It was very strange to do this because the next morning a big protest march was about to take place.
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There was a lot of hope for more people to come. So, from this point of view, security should have been increased.
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But here, it was the opposite. A very sinister plan was being created behind this.
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There is no check-in. If something happens tomorrow, who will take responsibility? The next morning, no one expected this.
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A Tana Shah government was ready to strangle the people to save its power. The government started a war against the people of its own country.
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Oh, they'll attack us inside? Is this how they threaten us? Look at this. Democracy is one of our sacred and shared values.
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How exactly the youth of the country, the people of the country, were abused and how it was planned, to understand this better, we need to rewind a bit.
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20 June 2026. That was the day when the Kokro Janta Party performed the Jantar Mantar.
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And the only thing they demanded was the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. There were 51,000 medical sheets.
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After about 8 days, on 28th June, social activist Sonam Vangchuk also reached the Jantar Mantar.
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And he sat down on the issue of Anshan. Hail Mother India! Hail! This Anshan was held peacefully.
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The police had no objection. In fact, many videos were shown, where the interactions between the protesters and the police were being held in a friendly manner.
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But the government completely ignored it. In the first 17 days of the Anshan, Sonam lost around 8 kgs.
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Slowly, through social media, Sonam's pictures and videos started going viral. Seeing her in a weak condition, people's hearts were in a state of shock.
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With her support, voices from across the country started rising. And here, the biggest turning point of this protest was.
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17th July, 2026. Home Minister Amit Shah, suddenly, Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha was removed from his post.
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This was a big surprise, because a few months later, in April 2027, he was going to retire.
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But he was immediately removed. Why? Perhaps he was upset that the protest was going on peacefully.
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That there was no violence, and that the support for the people was increasing. Instead, the IPS officer Anurag Kumar was brought in.
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He was the Special Director of the Intelligence Bureau. On 18th July 2026, at 6:30 in the morning, when the crowd was the least on the Jantar Mantar,
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And at a time when Abhijeet Deep was taking a bath in a nearby guesthouse,
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Suddenly, the police and the RF soldiers got on the stage and dramatically, covered in a white sheet, kidnapped Sonam Vangchuk in an ambulance. They were forced to take him to Safdarjung Hospital. Sonam Vangchuk was forced to leave the Delhi Police Department on the 21st of the month.
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And he was taken to the Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi. The question is, was the former commissioner of the Delhi Police, Satish Golcha, removed because he refused to do so?
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Perhaps, the government hoped that if the movement was removed, the protesters would lose their courage.
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Whether they lost their courage or not, we'll find out on 20th July. But before that, on the night of 19 July, a lot of arrangements were made in Delhi.
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At 7 pm, a tweet from the Twitter account of DCP New Delhi was sent.
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Delhi Police put up Section 163 of the BNSS. According to which, more than 5 people could not be gathered in one place.
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In a threatening manner, the police appealed to the people that they should not be a part of any march.
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To stop the students, 10 feet high barricades were laid. Initially, there were 3-layer barricades.
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When it was not enough, and later these barricades were welded together. Apart from this, the government installed communication jammers all over the area.
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So that people couldn't communicate. The internet was also shut down on 150 sites in Central Delhi.
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So that no video or video could be released from the city. The whole movement was planned from all sides.
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To crush them completely. It rained, but the crowd didn't decrease. Thousands of students started coming from the Metro.
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Around 9 in the morning, the Delhi Metro was announced. Due to security reasons, 5 metro stations were shut down.
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Janpath, Rajiv Chowk, Patel Chowk, Central Secretariat, and Seva Tir. All 5 stations were on the route to March.
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The time when people had to reach Jantar Mantar, all the routes to reach there were closed.
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A huge crowd gathered inside. People started chanting slogans inside the metro stations.
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When the patience was out of hand, people jumped out of the barriers of the metro stations.
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People were so excited that by 10 pm, the barricades had begun to break. The government's preparations were in vain for 2 hours.
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And the police's attitude changed. At 10:51 pm, hundreds of students from the Bundy House Metro Station to Jantar Mantar, the police suddenly started to strike.
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They had come to participate in the march, but before they reached the protest site, they were beaten for no reason.
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At 11:05 pm, Sonam Vangchuk, the director of the hospital, wrote to the hospital in Safdarjung Hospital.
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He said, I want to tell you that I'm feeling absolutely fine today, and I should be allowed to leave the hospital.
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So that they could participate in the march. But they were not allowed to do so.
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By this time, the crowd had reached the lakhs. People were marching towards the Parliament.
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March! March! March! In response, the police fired at least 25 tear gas bullets at Parliament Street.
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These are protesters. And the tear gas bullets are being fired continuously. In many videos, you can see that the police are not only there to stop people, but even the people who were standing were thrown tear gas.
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Watch this video. The people who were sitting comfortably were also thrown tear gas. Around 12 the police blocked the ITO development route. This is the main road connecting East Delhi to the Parliament. And shortly after that the protesters marching towards the Parliament from...
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YouTuber Shyam Meera Singh was also present at this point. And he recorded on video how people were mercilessly killed.
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They were being shot with tear gas. And they were being charged with a stick.
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It's like a riot. Look, look, look. Look look look. Look look look. What is this?
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They are like a woman and a woman. Normal people are being beaten. Meanwhile, the gates of the parliament are closed.
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At around 1.30 pm, the protesters are detained at Rafi Mark. When the students were driven away from here, they reached the gardens of India Gate.
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And the police drove motorcycles and vans in these lawns. After this, the students sat on the Press Club and Rayasena Road.
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But some protesters did reach quite close to the Parliament. At this point, a terrifying video was shown.
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Where security forces were taking firing positions. Assuming that it was the Jallianwala Bagh scene.
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General Dyer was giving orders to fire. At this time, the Parliament complex is under a multi-tiered lockdown.
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And security personnel are physically holding the iron gates. Meanwhile, Narendra Modi, like a scared Tana Shah, leaves the Parliament building and runs away.
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When the police stopped people from coming to the Jantar Mantar, thousands of people gathered at Connaught Place and Janpath.
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The students gathered at the Central Park of Connaught Place, He declared a point. And refused to move from here.
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Here was YouTuber Sarthak Goswami. A student told him that in this area, the police charged sticks, and threw stones at protesters and students.
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So they charged sticks and stones. The police. And the police didn't sell the number plate.
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A clear video of this has come up, where you can clearly see that the police were throwing stones at the students.
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There are many videos of the violence committed by the police. Videos in which women are brutally killed.
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Unmanned people were brutally beaten. The police didn't even let the doctors help them. We are doctors!
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We came to help you, we didn't even say a word. They said, who called you?
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They beat us up. On the way to the police station, a policeman was strangling a child for a long time.
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The most disturbing thing was that the police officers who were arrested, the nameplates of the vehicles were removed from their uniform.
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Where is your tag? Where is your nameplate? Please answer us. Even the number plates of the government-controlled vehicles were hidden.
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And the policemen who were mercilessly beating the students, they had hidden their faces with a handkerchief.
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They were behaving like terrorists. Apart from this, we also saw that some people came in ordinary clothes, were roaming around with the policemen, and were beating the policemen.
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When YouTuber Sandeesh Bhatia asked the police about it, the police pushed him forward. Why are your men in civil clothing?
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Why don't you have a nameplate? Tell me. Tell me. Tell me. We are citizens of your country.
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Why aren you telling us Do you know any commissioner At around 3 pm the police entered the Jantar Mantar and there too the beatings began Watch this video of Shyam Meera Singh.
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How the students were run away to the footwear. The Delhi police dismantled the stage where Sonam Vangchuk was tortured for 3 weeks.
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The journalists, ground reporters and YouTubers who were present there, were also being harassed. A man in a civil dress pushed YouTuber Sarthak Goswami and slapped him.
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He was holding a chair and hit me. His name tag, his tundra, his hands are covered in mud, he will shout if he is sitting in front of him.
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He called the goons and beat them. Sandeesh Bhatia was also slapped. You go, it will be beneficial for you.
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I was going, you slapped me. You only slapped me, you go. Being Human channel's Ramit Verma was beaten so badly that blood was starting to flow from his head.
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5-7 minutes ago, my head was broken. Even after 5-7 minutes, when the policeman saw that he was bleeding, he still turned around and hit me on my jaw.
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I salute all these ground journalists, who were present on the ground despite all the problems, and were working to bring the truth out.
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They did what the mainstream media should have done. If they hadn't done it, we wouldn't have been able to find out all this news.
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Because that day, the entire area was blocked by the internet. In the meantime, the Modi government also pretended to talk to distract everyone.
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At 10.40 am, the news was that the Chief Spokesperson of the CJP, Saurav Das, had been taken to the office of the Deputy Commissioner.
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The Centre was being spoken to by the DCP, Sachin Sharma. First, the government said that they would send a district magistrate to talk to him.
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Then, they said that they would meet with a secretary of the Union government. Then, they would offer to meet with the Minister of State.
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But the CJP refused every time. They said that either they would meet the Prime Minister, or a Union Cabinet Minister.
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In the end, they were asked to meet the Health Minister, J.P. Nadda. They were to wait for 2 hours.
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After waiting for 2 hours, J.P. Nadda met them for only 10 minutes, and said that he would talk internally about their demands.
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But the truth was that this was a distraction. When the protest was at its peak, all the leaders and spokespersons had to disappear.
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So that the protesters didn't see any leader. Taking advantage of this opportunity, the police started charging everyone with sticks, and started beating everyone.
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How do you think? The people who want to break the country, are the ones who are playing the drums today.
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But the truth is, the more the government tried to suppress, the more the people's voices rose.
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We saw the revolutionary spirit, which was seen in the freedom fighters during the independence.
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These protests weren't limited to Delhi alone. They reached every corner of the country. The students of Lucknow University also protested on this issue.
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They were arrested by the UP Police. The students of Allahabad also marched. The students of Ahmedabad also protested.
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And they were detained there as well. The protests were also seen in Kolkata. The protests were also seen in Chaitiya Bhoomi, Mumbai.
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The protests were also seen in Bangalore. The protests were also held in Goa in support of the students.
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And thousands of students marched even in Arunachal Pradesh. And the biggest thing was that the Jantar Mantar that was forced to be vacated by 3.30 pm, the protesters returned to the Jantar Mantar in the evening.
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The stage that had been broken was put back on The crowd could be removed from the sticks but the thoughts in the minds the heart of the people who were involved in the revolution can be removed from the stick
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This will be an inspiration for many generations to come. That in a time, Indians were against the East India Company.
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And today, these Indians are against the West India Company. Today, the world is witnessing how a country called the Internationalist, conspired against its own children, and waged a war on its own people.
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Do you know what was the strangest part? There was only one demand from the children.
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That the exams should not be stolen. That a better Education Minister should be appointed.
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What did we, the youth, ask for? We only asked for a resignation from the Chief Executive Officer.
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And for this very reason, they were left with tears. I just want to say this to the Prime Minister, Shame on you, Narendra Modi.
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The government that is beating up the children, it's time for them to leave. It's only a matter of time.
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I want to tell the government, don't show too much of your taunt. Don't test the limits of the people.
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to what extent people can tolerate this violence. Because the end of any violence would not be right for any side.
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The more the Tana Shahs in history thought themselves to be great, the more terrifying their end would be.
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Before we leave, don't forget to attend this Sunday's AI Masterclass. The link, description and the pinned comment are in the comments.
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And many of you, Now, you should remember this video. I had exposed the government's taunting of Shahi two years ago.
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Today, you can see the result of that. Click here to see how this situation started to worsen two years ago.
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