00:00It is a matter of great joy that you remember me now,
00:05but today is the day of victory.
00:08I would like to salute the soldiers, the soldiers, the martyrs.
00:16Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister at that time.
00:20I would like to salute her.
00:22This government should raise its voice against the atrocities committed by Hindus and Christians in Bangladesh.
00:33Today, a picture has been taken from the headquarters of the army,
00:37in which the army of Pakistan is surrendering to India.
00:46It is a matter of great joy that you remember me now,
00:51but today is the day of victory.
00:57Today is the day of victory.
00:59In the war of 1971, the martyrs, the armies that fought for us,
01:07the soldiers who fought for us,
01:12the soldiers, the soldiers, the soldiers, the soldiers, I would like to salute them all.
01:22I would like to salute the people of this country
01:26that the victory that India has won today can not have been possible without them.
01:33India was standing alone at that time.
01:36The whole world could not make any noise.
01:41What was happening in Bangladesh, the people of Bangladesh were not listening to the voices of our Bengali brothers and sisters.
01:49At that time, the people of India stood together with their army, stood with their leadership, stood with their principles.
02:02Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister at that time. I want to pay my respects to her.
02:09She is a great martyr of this country, who showed courage in the most difficult situations and showed such leadership that this country was victorious.
02:23Today, I would like to raise two issues in this context.
02:30The fight was for principles. The principles of democracy.
02:36I would like to say two things in brief.
02:55The first issue is that this government should raise its voice against the atrocities committed against Hindus and Christians in Bangladesh.
03:09The second issue is that the government of Bangladesh should talk to the people of Bangladesh and support them.
03:39Today, a picture has been taken from the headquarters of the army, in which the army of Pakistan is surrendering itself to the army of India.
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