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This episode of 5 Live features a significant political protest in Delhi, India, where India Bloc Members of Parliament, led by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, marched from Parliament towards the Election Commission. The protest centered on allegations of 'vote chori' or vote theft and manipulation of voter lists, specifically concerning the Special Intensive Revision in Bihar. Police stopped the demonstration, leading to the detention of approximately 300 MPs. The government has stated these allegations are baseless. In a separate development, the Supreme Court issued a directive for all stray dogs in Delhi NCR to be picked up and housed in dedicated shelters within eight weeks, prohibiting their release back onto the streets. The court also warned of penalties for any obstruction to this process. The program further covers Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir’s nuclear threat against India, delivered from American soil, including statements about taking 'half the world down' and threatening missile strikes on Indian dams. India's Ministry of External Affairs termed these remarks reckless and globally destabilizing. Additionally, the show reports on a collision between a Chinese Navy vessel and its own Coast Guard while chasing a Philippine patrol boat in the South China Sea, highlighting ongoing regional tensions.
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00:00Fiery Sansadh showdown on Vote Chori.
00:17Vote theft by election commission stir on Delhi streets.
00:22India blocks United show of strength.
00:36Opposition MPs detained amid protest.
00:45BJP slams opposition for disrespect to EC.
00:49In these days, people are doing the most common work.
00:53So, that's the leader of Sri Rahul Gandhi.
00:58Biggest showdown this monsoon session.
01:02Opposition versus election commission.
01:05Top focus on Five Live.
01:11Good evening and welcome to Five Live.
01:13Thank you very much for tuning in this morning as the week begins.
01:16In this packed show, we have top stories of the day.
01:19Stay tuned.
01:20We're going to tell you all that's happening across India and the world.
01:23I'm Pooja Shali. Let's begin.
01:24Let's begin.
01:27Renatka Minister K. Rajanna's voter-less remark irked the Congress High Command.
01:31Chief Minister Sidhara Maya's aide Rajanna has been axed from the State Cabinet.
01:35The biggest story of the day, it's a landmark Supreme Court ruling on the stray dog menace.
01:43The top court has asked Delhi NCR to round up the stray dogs.
01:47Catch? Relocate the strays to the shelters and sterilize them.
01:51This was Suomoto cognizance due to the deaths that happened even of the children.
02:01It's every working parent's worst nightmare.
02:0415 month old beaten so brutally beaten and bitten at a daycare centre in Noida.
02:10The nanny, we are told who was a minor, untrained, slaps the child, feeds the little girl child to the ground and then managed to get away till the vigilant mother took it up.
02:22Enforcement directorate grilling Rana Daghubati, the actor in illegal betting app case.
02:31Actor was questioned for nearly five hours.
02:33Digital trails under agency limits.
02:40Pakistani army chief's nuke threat has sparked a controversy.
02:44The dhamki is clearly from the Trump land that happened.
02:48He says, we will take half the world down if something happens.
02:53Field Marshal, our Simoneed, warns India over the Indus Water Treaty.
03:05So just in case you missed, it was a stunning, dramatic morning.
03:08And I'm going to take you through what happened right outside the parliament.
03:11It was a united show of strength.
03:13Let's take you through all the latest visuals that have come in.
03:16The march is led by leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi but stopped midway.
03:20This was high drama.
03:21300 opposition MPs, DMK, TMC, Congress of course, SP and other parties attempted to march to the election commission.
03:29The charge was a vote chori against EC and the government of the centre.
03:33Led by LOP Rahul Gandhi.
03:35A few metres into the march, it was soon blocked by the cops saying permission has not been taken.
03:54Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka, Diwadra along with other India Bloc MPs were detained and taken away in the buses.
04:03Detained MPs as were being taken away were also shouting slogans against EC and government of centre.
04:10What are you doing?
04:15Vote theft march that this was.
04:18This was the biggest highlight.
04:19Look closely, Samajwadi party leader Gileshiyadav jumping over not one but two barricades that were imposed by the Delhi police to stop the march.
04:28It fell from the second barricade but clearly this was one image that became a stunning highlight.
04:42Opposition MPs Priyanka Gandhi, Wadra, Dimpal Yadav, KC Venugopal, Mahua Moitra and others were seen chanting slogans while sitting on the road after being stopped by police barricades at the country.
04:54It is sitting there with a barricade.
04:57It's a barricade.
04:59Yes sir!
05:00This is the barricade.
05:01Yes sir!
05:03TNC MP Mahua Moitra even reportedly fainted while being detained by the police.
05:11Rahul Gandhi, fellow MP in the bus, assisting her, helping her.
05:15She was being offered water.
05:16And this was after Mitali Bagh also fainted during the march.
05:21Sloganeering, chanting, kiosk and commotion followed by detention.
05:41The sit-in protest was clearly the biggest sunset showdown we have seen
05:45between the opposition and the election commission
05:48but also against the government of the centre in a long time.
05:51The charge was about election commission allegedly
05:54and the voter fraud list that they are attempting in.
05:57More in this report, what exactly happened.
06:12The face-off between the opposition and the election commission
06:15played out on the streets of Delhi on Monday.
06:17Escalating the showdown over the special intensive revision of voter lists in Bihar
06:29which will soon be implemented across the country.
06:32India Bloc MPs took out a march from parliament to the election commission headquarters
06:45but the protest led by leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi was blocked by Delhi police.
06:50Despite the police barriers, several MPs including SP chief Akhilesh Yadav scaled the barricades.
07:04Some protesters including TMC MP Mahua Moitra fainted.
07:10The police later detained several MPs foiling their march.
07:13The government hit back at the opposition, calling the allegations of rigging baseless.
07:39E.V.M.
07:41The police later in the moment on the arrives, people say a mistake.
07:43People say their mistake.
07:43They say their behavior.
07:45Sometimes we speak their behaviour.
07:46Some of their行為, sometimes they speak our agreement.
07:48Some of the others say they speak theirль line.
07:50They say their words, they say their message.
07:51with assembly elections in Bihar approaching the stakes are high and the
08:21stand-off between the opposition and the election commission is far from over.
08:26With Piyush Mishra, Bureau Report, India Today.
08:35Approximately 300 members of parliament and a united show of strength. Let's find out from my
08:40colleague on the ground, Rahul Gautam, who closely tracks the Congress Party and the India blog,
08:44what exactly happened. Rahul, so can we say that this was in many ways the day that belonged to
08:50Rahul Gandhi, because he was the one leading it, not as just a cause, but also the march.
08:56But what do you think is the result of this? The manner in which this protest has been organized,
09:01will it yield any results? Because the election commission has said, where's the evidence?
09:09Well, as far as the opposition bloc is concerned, it is clearly up in arms against the election
09:13commission. And they are saying that they've been successfully able to create a narrative
09:17that it is election commission, you know, that is hiding something under the guise of,
09:24you know, the election documents. Because as far as Rahul Gandhi is concerned, this time he came out
09:30with the particular addresses, names, pictures and photographs. And therefore, the evidence that he
09:37had put out is absolutely in black and white. And therefore, it is imperative upon election commission to
09:44either refute or accept these claims, because whatever Rahul Gandhi is claiming, he is claiming on the
09:49basis of election documents. See, I must tell our viewers that what's going to be the future course of action now?
09:55We all know that today, led by Rahul Gandhi, they took out a march, although they were halted, but again,
10:01they chanted slogans against government, they were detained. And they've been trying to say that this is
10:08happening at the behest of the BJP, which is not allowing the real truth to come out. And therefore,
10:13Delhi police was instructed not to allow this protest to happen. Now, at 7.30, all the India bloc MPs,
10:20that's close to 300 MPs, 240 from Lok Sabha and 60 from Rajya Sabha, they are going to be hosted by
10:30Malika Arjun Karge, who is the leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha. And you can expect that now,
10:35the another round strategy would be chopped out at this meeting.
10:38Stay on with me, Rahul. Let's try and understand the strategy from the election commission as well.
10:42Closely tracking the EC and the government is my colleague, Ishwara Palewal. Ishwara, the EC is also
10:46defiant. EC is saying these are baseless charges. And I believe there was supposed to be a delegation
10:51invited. The delegation hasn't gone. In your view, how do you think the government and the EC will defend
10:57this one? Because the charge also is very serious.
11:02Well, you know, Pooja, what we understand at the moment, and this is what the BJP also has very
11:06clearly said, that this is something which is between the opposition and the election commission
11:10of India, which is a constitutional body. A, the government has made it very clear, this is not
11:14something which will be discussed on the floor of the parliament. They said, who will come and respond?
11:19Will you call the election commission? Will you call the commissioner to respond? That is a
11:22constitutional body. That is something which is not possible. The election commission on its part is
11:27saying that these names, that's close to one lakh names, which are given out by Rahul Gandhi. It's
11:31like finding a needle in the haystack for the election commission, because they do not know what
11:36exactly in which states and who are these people. So with regards to the details, that's why we are
11:41seeing different CEOs, be it the Karnataka CEO, the UP CEO, be it CEOs of other states as well. All of
11:49them are writing to Rahul Gandhi and saying that we have given you a format, sign in that format and give us
11:54the details. Only then can a formal investigation begin. So a tug of war of sorts is going on between
11:58the leader of the opposition, Rahul Gandhi and the election commission. Pooja, it seems like this is
12:03something which will continue like this because Rahul Gandhi clearly even today said that he's not
12:07going to sign any paper and will not be given. Stay on with me, Aishwarya. Rahul, then what do you think is
12:10the strategy of the Congress here? Because eventually it boils down to evidence. Election commission will say,
12:16why is the onus on us to prove anything when it doesn't even happen? How do you think the Congress will take this
12:22ahead? Is this going to be a one day scene right now? There are a few days to go for monsoon session
12:26because the government, especially Kiran Rajiju, the parliamentary affairs minister said,
12:30but the opposition doesn't want to discuss anything. They only want to level charges.
12:39Pooja, you can, you can say that the issue of this alleged voter list manipulation and
12:44SIR, they've become a sort of a rallying point for opposition parties to come together.
12:48And remember, you know, parties like TMC and, you know, Aam Adni party were essentially not part
12:53of India bloc. Even they participated in this protest march. So clearly Rahul Gandhi is able to
12:59bring all the opposition parties under one roof, under one issue. That's a voter list manipulation.
13:04And remember, when he hosted these leaders at his residence, he gave a PowerPoint presentation,
13:10a briefing, a comprehensive discussion took place at his residence. So clearly he's able to
13:15convince the other opposition parties as well that this vote-shory or the alleged theft of mandate
13:21is happening in the country. Now, the future course of a future strategy of India bloc will certainly
13:25be to, you know, the corner of the government, inside the house, outside the house. And you can expect
13:30that this issue will be echoing once parliament will be commencing from, you know, 18th of August.
13:37And one thing is very important here, Pooja, that Rahul Gandhi has already made it very clear that
13:41I am a public representative. I am a leader of opposition. Whatever I say, you know,
13:46I am bound by my oath which I have taken. So clearly my word is as sacred as my oath. So clearly
13:52the onus, you know, they are shifting onus on the election commission saying that we are only citing
13:57your data. Why don't you come and give a point-point-point rebuttal to all the allegations that Rahul Gandhi
14:02I want to take that question to Ishwara as well. Ishwara, help me understand. Election commission
14:06hasn't said, okay, we'll take this into cognizance. We'll try and investigate if there is any malpractice
14:12that's happening. How is the election commission going ahead to say this is all political? This is
14:17showdown. This has nothing to do. And they're casting a doubt on election commission. My concern
14:22is because it's Bihar, upcoming elections. And how will the EC then say it's all clear and fair?
14:27Claims and objections. Pooja, let me tell you, we did. We get daily updates of the claims and
14:33objections that have been filed since the 1st of August. And let me tell you, every day, we hope
14:39that there will be some political party because we are seeing such a big showdown taking place outside
14:43the parliament, inside the parliament also. But political parties, almost 15 of them, none of them
14:48have filed claims and objections. Other people, of course, some of them have filed it. But when we speak
14:53about officially filing complaints against the SIR, against the process, against the names that have
14:59come back, it's a big zero with regards to Bihar. So that's what the election commission now is pointing
15:04towards, that even though you do the protest, you do the march, when we speak about, when we speak to you,
15:09when we ask you to give us official details, why is it that still now, almost 10 days have passed,
15:14none of the official parties, none of the political parties have officially filed claims and objections in
15:18the state of Bihar.
15:20All right, Ishwara and Rahul Gautam, appreciate you joining us for all the latest on that. And we'll
15:24keep tracking if the showdown will go to the next day. And tomorrow, will we see similar scenes or not?
15:38I'm going to now tell you about one case that possibly concerns and connects every state right
15:48now in the country, and that's about the stray dogs. Some call it menace, some say it's about
15:53animal rights. But the Supreme Court has now directed all stray dogs, listen carefully, all stray dogs in
16:00Delhi NCR, which means including Noida and Guru Gram, need to be picked up within eight weeks, housed in
16:06dedicated dog shelters and be sterilized. But importantly, the court has added, anyone,
16:12organization or individual, trying to obstruct this exercise will also be penalized.
16:17Why did the court finally take a cognizance on the stray dog menace, as many call it?
16:22And what is going to be the implementation aspect of it? A special report.
16:36One of urban India's scariest menaces, stray dogs, often rabid, stalking, biting, mauling people,
16:49especially kids, leading to countless cases of rabies deaths and permanent disfigurements.
16:58Now, Supreme Court, taking cognizance, has come to the rescue of Delhi,
17:02the epicentre of stray attacks. The Apex Court has made it clear,
17:08stray dogs in Delhi NCR must be shifted away from residential localities.
17:13Civic bodies have been directed that all stray dogs in Delhi NCR should be picked up within eight weeks
17:20and housed in dedicated dog shelters.
17:22Top Court instructed municipal bodies and other agencies to work in coordination to create adequate
17:30shelter facilities. Supreme Court also instructed that no stray dog should be released back onto the
17:37streets once housed in a shelter. In a stern warning, Supreme Court also asserted that if any person or
17:44organization comes in the way of picking up stray dogs, action will be taken against them.
17:49We finally urged vulnerable Supreme Court, Delhi Government, NCD and Animal Welfare Board of India
18:00to take strictly enforcement sterilizations and rabies vaccination. Increase public awareness about
18:09responsibility, waste management and co-existence. Improve shelter infrastructure only for cruelly
18:17aggressive or on-wheel dogs.
18:20This landmark Supreme judgment comes as dog bites claim 60,000 lives every year across India.
18:29The Supreme Court verdict can play a key role in India's battle against the bite.
18:34Bureau Report, India Today.
18:36So here's what has happened. The Supreme Court this morning, the two judgments gave out this historic
18:46verdict in order in many ways because this has been a concern across many states. Now the reason that
18:52the court took a sole autocognizance of this was because of her child who died recently. There have
18:58been deaths like we have seen not just in Delhi NCR but other states as well because of rabies. A lot of
19:03people had raised complaints about it but there's always been a debate between whether it's animal
19:09lovers and those who've either been bitten or suffered because of these pack of dogs hounding at them.
19:14And right now it appears eight weeks dogs will be off the streets of Delhi NCR.
19:20I want to bring in our legal correspondent Anisha Mathur. Anisha, this appears to be an order of an
19:27immediate capture but tell us precisely what are two to three guidelines, what have been given out,
19:33what are we expecting in the next eight weeks and the big question, do we have the infrastructure,
19:38the system to take care of so many, possibly hundreds if not thousands of dogs?
19:43Well Pooja, to answer your last question first, we've been talking to animal rights activists,
19:52we've been talking to people connected to the government and across the board they are saying
19:56we do not currently have the infrastructure, we do not currently have the land or the shelters to house
20:03the dogs that we are picking up even now. I was just speaking to an animal rights, an animal welfare
20:09board member who said that Delhi only has 20 ABC shelters run by the municipal corporation which
20:17which only has space to keep about 20 to 30 dogs at a time, sterilize them and send them back.
20:23Now since we do not have any more shelters, the big question is how exactly is this order of the
20:29court going to be implemented? Because remember the court also was informed that their order is
20:35something that goes against the animal welfare board of India rules because the rules clearly
20:41say that dogs have to be picked up, sterilized and sent back to where they were picked up from.
20:47Justice Pardewala when he was informed about this rule said forget about the rules for now,
20:51the issue is serious because it is children's lives at stake. How will you answer the parents whose child
20:58has been attacked? That was the observation from the Supreme Court during this hearing.
21:03But as the court has directed the government now, let's look at what the directions are. First of all,
21:10do a census of the dogs, create shelters big enough to house up to 5,000 dogs within eight weeks.
21:19Thirdly, create this infrastructure required that is vans, trained personnel, veterinarians who will capture,
21:27sterilize and then maintain these dogs. Now we have seen the solicitor general who was appearing in
21:33the court also telling the court that well there was a proposal a few years ago to build a larger
21:39shelter. A land was identified but then that went nowhere. So the big question really is the court has
21:45passed these directions but are they even implementable? Also tell me that Anisha because I
21:51believe that there has been a child death as well and others as well who have died because of either
21:55rabies or the attacks even the elderly. So do you think that is the cognizance that court has taken?
22:01What is the reason that court believes that now is the time to at least take a stringent measure?
22:06And number two, do we see these dogs back on the streets of Delhi after eight weeks or is that
22:12going to be a permanent relocation somewhere in some shelter?
22:17Pooja, first of all, let's look at why this matter was taken. The Supreme Court took
22:22Suomoto Cognizance in July of a newspaper report which talked about almost 20,000 to 30,000 dog bites
22:30across the country and particularly in Delhi NCR. Then there was a news report about a child who was
22:37attacked by a dog and then died because of that dog bite attack. That is what prompted the Supreme
22:44Court bench to take up the Suomoto petition. What is unfortunate, however, is that we do not have
22:51specific data. If you look at the affidavit that has been filed by the Amicus Curie in this matter as
22:56well, he's also quoting the newspaper report of 30,000 plus dog bite cases. Whether that newspaper
23:05report was correct or not, whether there's any official government data, we do not know. And I
23:10specifically asked the Amicus if we have any data. And he said, well, we are waiting for that data to
23:15come. As far as your second question is concerned, the court has said, pick up all the dogs, take them
23:20to a shelter. But at the moment, Delhi does not have a shelter. Delhi does not have the vans required
23:26to pick up the dogs. And Delhi certainly does not have any place where we'll put these dogs till the
23:31shelter is going to be built. So in the next eight weeks, whether or not any of these orders will be
23:38implemented. And I just have a quick question because I know some of the viewers have sent me
23:41that question. Why just for Delhi NCR? Some of them are asking it's happening in their states,
23:46their respective areas as well. Can that be implemented or do you think that will be a
23:50separate legal battle? So why Delhi NCR specifically? See, as I said, this Suomoto petition was
23:57specifically taken up because of a newspaper report about a case that happened in Delhi NCR. There are
24:03other matters pending in the court regarding stray dog bites in Kerala, for example. There are other
24:08matters for other states as well. And in those also, the courts have passed directions to pick up,
24:14sterilize and return the dogs. Because remember, at the end of it, the AWBI rules very clearly say
24:21that you cannot keep a dog in the shelter unless they are extremely aggressive or they are dying.
24:26But this is clearly a huge directive that has come in, unprecedented in many ways, especially
24:31that the manner in which, yes, and that it shouldn't face any sort of hindrance as well.
24:37I have to say this may turn political as well. I know that if there's one member of parliament,
24:42it's Karti Chidambra, who's consistently spoken about how this has become a menace and that even animal
24:49rights activists need to come in here and understand this is proving to be fatal for many and not just in
24:54Delhi NCR in Tamil Nadu and other states as well. And perhaps can this order be taken ahead? Will
24:59others want the court to push this ahead? We'll be tracking more on that, on what the stray dog
25:05issue has been across the country. All right, now I want to bring you a deeply disturbing case and
25:12possibly a nightmare for any working parent. A child abuse case coming from a daycare centre in Noida.
25:19There's also a big India Today impact story. We had consistently been reporting on it since the
25:23information surfaced. An FIR has now been registered against the owner of the daycare. What is the case
25:29about? I want to give a triggering warning visual to our viewer as well. We have tried to, of course,
25:34blur out most of the visuals that have been taken from the CCTV. A 15-month-old baby girl was allegedly beaten,
25:43bitten, bitten, slapped, beaten with a plastic bat, thrown to the ground by, so to say, a caretaker entrusted
25:54with her care. The incident, as has become evidence, was captured on the CCTV inside the daycare.
26:00The information basically came to light because the child's mother, when she took the child back home,
26:04was that the child was inconsolable, constantly crying. And then she was vigilant enough to discover
26:10there were marks on the little child's body parts, including thighs. This happened on August 4.
26:16The parents immediately returned to the daycare, review the CCTV footage. We are told they were not
26:21being provided with it. That was another issue. And then imagine watching your little child being beaten
26:29so brutally when you've entrusted her care with so much of trust to this daycare centre. When questioned,
26:35the daycare head allegedly did nothing to stop the crying child, also decided to hit at the parents,
26:41abuse the parents in turn, when they threatened action. We are told from the information we have,
26:46this is a Blippi daycare centre in sector 137 in Noida. Noida police from sector 142 has a formal case
26:52been registered. The parents went ahead, got an FIR filed. Now here's the shocking part. The woman you're
26:58looking at, the accused, is a minor age woman, literally a girl herself. She's untrained. And she says,
27:04what I just did was out of love and care, I felt. And that she had joined the daycare barely 10 days ago.
27:12So, this is the last night.
27:14So, this is the first night.
27:15I am in the apartment in the 137th of TARA.
27:19I am in the apartment in front of our flat.
27:21The number is 0001.
27:23This is the day care center.
27:25This is the 3BHK flat.
27:27This is CCTV footage.
27:30When it comes to the front of the people,
27:31they are standing.
27:33In this society, there are many parents who leave their children in the day care center.
27:39This hope that there will be a look at the children's attention.
27:43The first rule regulation.
27:45This is not done.
27:47There was a minor girl who left her here.
27:52The children of 15-1.5 years ago left her to leave their children.
28:00But there was a girl who left her to leave their children.
28:04The police have the day care center for this day care center.
28:11The children of 15-1.5 years later left her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her.
28:18Labor commissioner left her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her.
28:23The children of 15-1.5 years later left her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her.
28:30The children of 15-1.5 years later left her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her.
28:37The children of 15-1.5 years later left her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her.
28:44The children of 15-1.5 years later left her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her.
28:51The children of 15-1.5 years later left her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her to leave her.
29:06The children of 16-1.5 years later, the children of 15-1.5 years later left her to leave her to leave her to leave her.
29:23There was a chicken fox or infection.
29:26The doctor told me that the child was crying.
29:31The child was crying.
29:34I took the doctor to the hospital.
29:37The doctor told me that someone has cut it.
29:40It is not an infection.
29:44After that, I called them for 4 months.
29:48I told them that my child has cut it in school.
29:52The doctor told me that they are not here.
29:58It will be in the clinic or in your home.
30:01They were not ready to believe that they are in school.
30:06After that, I told them to show me the video.
30:12There is a camera in there.
30:15They also told me to show me the video.
30:18Then I took the police.
30:20The police showed me the video.
30:22Whatever you can see.
30:24I think the situation is bad.
30:27How can someone kill my child?
30:30How did you know that the child was killed?
30:35I think the one that was killed in school.
30:36I thought that the two of them were coming from school.
30:38When my wife was in school,
30:42I was in school.
30:43When she was in the hospital,
30:45I was in the hospital.
30:46I thought that the two of them were in the hospital.
30:49I was scared of the color of the green color, so he was scared.
30:56Then he called me and asked me how to fix it.
31:04So I said okay, I can have an infection.
31:09Then he was scared and he immediately went to the doctor.
31:12The doctor told me that there is no infection, there are bite marks.
31:17So how did you get this CCTV?
31:20I didn't even think that there was a major incident.
31:23These are just bite marks.
31:25The maid did too, so I thought it would happen.
31:27I thought it would happen.
31:29Then I did a little bit.
31:31Then he confessed.
31:33Then I told him that I cut a pair with a pair.
31:37The next day we got the recordings.
31:40We saw the recordings.
31:42Then I was shocked.
31:44The maid is doing my child.
31:49It is horrible.
31:51Then my patients are getting hurt.
31:54I will not say I will get the police company.
31:57I will do the case.
31:59It is horrifying and shocking.
32:00Actually there are guidelines in place.
32:02By the...
32:03But...
32:04But...
32:05Unfortunately...
32:06the state governments and the domestic administrations are lazy.
32:09not implementing proper
32:37for perceptive security guidelines in place for the children.
32:41That's why these type of shocking and horrifying incidents
32:45are coming into the light.
32:47I must ask the state and the district administration
32:51to immediately implement the guidelines
32:53let down by the central government agencies
32:56for protection of children in such institutions.
32:59There are crash guidelines
33:00and these institutions should be monitored
33:03and properly registered under the various government regulatory authorities
33:06so these mechanisms should be in place in a proper manner.
33:12So such a disturbing incident
33:15begs definitely some big questions as well.
33:17Here are what I have planned out for you.
33:20How was a minor age girl literally herself
33:23employed by the daycare owner?
33:26She's not eligible, she's not trained
33:28and just 10 days ago is interested to the care
33:30of a 15 month old and infant baby.
33:32Why did the owner try to hush up the assault?
33:37This is huge because many are asking
33:38well this employee, this young girl so to say herself
33:42has been arrested.
33:44Why shouldn't the owner of the daycare centre
33:46also be taken in custody?
33:48So should action be taken against the daycare owner?
33:51It is their responsibility
33:52about who they employ
33:54and why, how are they running such a daycare centre.
33:57Now here's the big point
33:58why didn't the daycare head intervene
34:01or alert authorities
34:02or alert parents even
34:04at least sit with them
34:05and find out the best resolution possible?
34:08Why did the owner refuse
34:10as the parents are claiming
34:11to show them the CCTV
34:13because eventually it was this evidence
34:15and imagine the horror
34:16when the family did manage
34:18to threaten and see the CCTV footage.
34:21Why were the victim's family
34:23threatened as they are alleging
34:24after they reported the assault
34:26and threatened further action
34:28against the daycare as well?
34:30Is there certain backup audacity
34:32that the owner of the daycare has
34:34and by whom?
34:36Did the daycare owner
34:37conduct a background check
34:38on this minor age nanny?
34:41How can they employ
34:42knowing fairly well
34:43they are in violations?
34:44So a lot of violations happened
34:46in this case.
34:47But while I was looking
34:49at this video footage
34:50this got personal for me as well.
34:53I say this as a young mother myself.
34:55We depend on daycare facilities
34:57for the welfare of our child
34:58while we can possibly
34:59fulfil other responsibilities
35:01continue our professional duties.
35:03And a parent I must add
35:04sends their heartbeat
35:05literally their lifeline
35:07for a few hours
35:08to such daycare facilities.
35:10In return we expect
35:11trained caretakers
35:12empathetic teachers
35:13and a basic sense of safety
35:14and security
35:15to the most vulnerable group
35:17of our people.
35:18But such incidents
35:19are abused
35:21and exposes
35:22how easy it is
35:23to open and run
35:24even a daycare centre.
35:26Who's going to monitor
35:27these daycare centres?
35:29What about supervision
35:29of these daycare centres?
35:31There has to be
35:32as I add
35:33a solid regulation
35:35checks and balances
35:36especially of the background
35:38of the owner
35:38and the employees
35:39and most important
35:40live CCTV recording
35:42should be made available
35:43to all parents.
35:44Some prominent
35:45prestigious daycare centres
35:46do provide that facility
35:47and when there is
35:48a violation
35:49such as this one
35:49the accused
35:50must not be spared
35:52and must face action
35:53immediately
35:53to set an example.
35:55But the fact remains
35:56till then
35:57any such incident
35:58becomes a nightmare.
35:59It's a horror
36:00to live with
36:01for the parent community
36:02but sadly
36:03it will leave
36:03many young parents
36:04fewer options
36:06in childcare.
36:07But I also want to add here
36:08such incidents
36:09should not leave
36:10the parents guilty.
36:11These are facilities
36:12meant to be availed.
36:14It is on the owners
36:14of the daycare
36:15the local administration
36:16of the government
36:17to be ensuring
36:18regular checks
36:19but as parents
36:20we need to be
36:22more vigilant
36:22be more cautious
36:24do appropriate research
36:25and choose the daycare
36:26carefully for your child.
36:29He's Pakistan's
36:31army chief
36:31he's field marshal
36:32Asim Muneer
36:33and issuing a shocking
36:34nuclear threat
36:35against India
36:36but that's not the point
36:37the point is
36:38he made that point
36:38from United States
36:39of America
36:40from the American soil
36:42a so to say
36:42a friendly country
36:43as much with regard
36:45to India
36:45and the threat
36:46that impacts
36:47the rest of the world
36:48too.
36:49A dangerous rhetoric
36:50why was it allowed
36:51what was said
36:52and what India
36:53has to say about it
36:54here's a report.
37:05Pakistan still reeling
37:06under operation
37:07Sindur Plum
37:08and now its army chief's
37:18nuclear threat to India
37:20from American soil
37:21has triggered shockwaves
37:22field marshal
37:28Asim Muneer
37:29did not just target India
37:30he threatened the world
37:32saying if Pakistan
37:34faced an existential threat
37:35from India
37:36it will take half the world
37:38down with it
37:39using nukes.
37:41Munir did not stop there
37:53he threatened missile strikes
37:55on Indian dam
37:56over the Indus river
37:57claiming the river
37:59was not India's property
38:00In a shocking analogy
38:04Munir compared India
38:05to a Mercedes
38:06speeding like a Ferrari
38:08while calling Pakistan
38:10a gravel filled
38:11dump truck
38:12asking
38:13who really gets hurt
38:14in a crash
38:15Munir
38:16while quoting
38:17Islamic versus
38:18claimed that
38:19leading Indian industrialist
38:20Mukesh Ambani
38:21could be a target
38:22in any future war
38:24India will have to fight
38:26Pakistan's state-sponsored
38:27radical Islamist terror
38:28alone
38:29because America
38:30will look after
38:31Donald Trump's interests
38:33Right now America
38:34is not even looking
38:34after its own interests
38:36America will look after
38:37Donald Trump's interests
38:38China will look after
38:39its own interests
38:40and use Pakistan
38:41against India
38:42All of this is being done
38:44to stem India's
38:45spectacular rise
38:46which is what India
38:47is aiming to do
38:49is rise as a strong
38:51power
38:51as a strong
38:52economic power
38:53as a strong
38:54military power
38:54and there will be
38:55all methods used
38:56including using
38:57Pakistan
38:58like it has happened
38:59for the past
39:00several decades
39:01to stem
39:01India's rise
39:03India slammed
39:04the remarks
39:05as reckless
39:06dangerous
39:07and globally
39:08destabilizing
39:09MEA said
39:10Pakistan is using
39:12soil of a friendly
39:13country
39:13to target India
39:14India termed
39:16nuclear threat
39:17as Pakistan's
39:18favorite playbook
39:19It also asked
39:21the global community
39:22to take note
39:23of the threat
39:24where Pakistan
39:25nukes can fall in
39:26hands of Pakistan
39:27army-linked terror
39:28groups
39:29India made it clear
39:31that it will not give
39:32into nuclear blackmail
39:34and take all steps
39:35to safeguard national security
39:38and now the critical question
39:41will the United States
39:42act against a nuclear threat
39:44issued from its own soil
39:46especially when US President
39:48Donald Trump has been vocal
39:50in stopping nuclear escalation
39:52as the Pakistan mask slips again
39:55world is witnessing
39:56a rogue military in control
39:58a democracy in name
40:00and nuclear weapons
40:02in dangerous hands
40:03Pakistan's threats
40:07are no longer regional
40:09they are global
40:10the question is
40:12who will act
40:13before it's too late
40:15with Gaurav Thawand
40:17Bureau Report
40:18India Today
40:19So just listen in again
40:26to what Asim Munir said
40:28and I just want to
40:28reiterate and remind
40:30our viewer
40:30that any such statement
40:32that he had made
40:33which was provocative
40:33in nature
40:34barely days after that
40:36the Pehlgaam massacre
40:37has happened
40:38so of course
40:39the agencies
40:39also need to be
40:40a lookout
40:41on if these statements
40:42are going to create
40:43any trouble
40:44and we better be prepared
40:45we are a nuclear nation
40:47says Field Marshal Asim Munir
40:48if we go down
40:50half the world goes too
40:52it's not even about India
40:53he's even saying
40:54we would gladly
40:55take other countries down
40:56as well
40:57shouldn't other countries
40:58respond to this too
40:59we have no shortage
41:01of missiles
41:01who boasts about
41:03missiles
41:04and their equipment
41:05like this
41:06especially ammunition
41:07which could be
41:08destructive in nature
41:09when a government
41:09of a country
41:10like Pakistan
41:10is literally
41:11hand in gloves
41:12with the terror groups
41:14Indus River
41:15is not India's
41:17property
41:17it is India's
41:19kindness
41:20all these decades
41:21that we did not
41:22hamper with the
41:23Indus Water Treaty
41:23till the Pehlgaam massacre
41:25will hit India's dam
41:27with 10 missiles
41:28is what Asim Munir
41:30Pakistan Army Chief
41:31has said
41:31now what's more
41:32concerning is
41:33remember Pakistan's
41:34leadership
41:35ISI members as well
41:37and the Army Chief
41:38have been making
41:38these statements
41:39but to make it
41:40from American soil
41:42for America
41:43to allow it
41:44to happen
41:44and not counter it
41:45that perhaps
41:46is more concerning
41:47our editor
41:48India Today Global
41:49joining me
41:50for the latest
41:50on that
41:51Pranay
41:51what should one
41:52make of
41:52the whole
41:53sequence of events
41:55here
41:55what Asim Munir
41:56has said
41:56because it's not
41:56India to be
41:57scared of
41:57but I believe
41:59that it speaks
42:00as much
42:00about the USA
42:01Pooja
42:03the famous saying
42:04about Pakistan
42:04is that Pakistan
42:05is being run
42:06by three A's
42:07Allah
42:07America
42:08and Army
42:08and whenever
42:09Army gets
42:09the support
42:09of America
42:10nobody knows
42:11about the Allah
42:11but at least
42:12whenever Pakistani
42:13Army gets
42:14support of America
42:15they try
42:16and like
42:16you know
42:17they start
42:17flying
42:18and they start
42:19getting out
42:19of their boots
42:20clearly
42:21this clearly
42:22shows that
42:23you know
42:23how Pakistani
42:24Army Chief
42:24is like
42:25you know
42:25trying to
42:27the US
42:28administration
42:29how often
42:29he started
42:30travelling to
42:30United States
42:31he's always
42:32looking for a
42:33reason to
42:34travel to
42:34United States
42:34but in
42:36this you
42:36know
42:37this occasion
42:37he made
42:38it a point
42:39he was
42:39speaking to
42:40a Pakistani
42:41diaspora
42:42it was a
42:42Chatham House
42:43you know
42:44rule based
42:45gathering
42:45where people
42:47were asked
42:47not to
42:48not to
42:49record the
42:49event
42:50but as
42:51the news
42:52travels
42:52whatever he
42:53said
42:53during that
42:54closed door
42:55meeting
42:55that was
42:56a black
42:56tie event
42:57in that
42:57event
42:58he spoke
42:59all these
42:59things
43:00which are
43:00specifically
43:01of concern
43:02for India
43:02and he
43:03actually
43:04he spit
43:06venom
43:07against
43:07India
43:07with all
43:08these
43:08statements
43:09and that
43:09to be
43:09from a
43:10US soil
43:10you see
43:11the statement
43:11issued by
43:12the Government
43:12of India
43:13Ministry of
43:13External Affairs
43:14clearly called
43:15out this
43:15thing
43:15this is a
43:16duality
43:17this is
43:17hypocrisy
43:18because on
43:19one side
43:20if the US
43:20administration
43:20is so
43:21concerned
43:21about
43:22South Asia
43:22becoming a
43:23flashpoint
43:23especially
43:24post-operation
43:25Sindhuur
43:25the kind
43:26of statement
43:26given by
43:27the US
43:27administration
43:28what
43:28happened
43:29now
43:29why
43:30there is
43:31so
43:31conspicuous
43:31silence
43:32why there
43:32is no
43:33statement
43:33from the
43:34United States
43:34on this
43:35speech of
43:37Pakistani
43:37Army Chief
43:38Field Marshal
43:38Aasem
43:38Munir
43:39especially
43:39as far as
43:41the nuclear
43:41boogie
43:42is concerned
43:43India has
43:43always called
43:44out the
43:44Pakistan's
43:45nuclear
43:45boogie
43:45beat
43:461999
43:46Kargil
43:48to
43:48Operation
43:49Sindhuur
43:49we know
43:50how to
43:51deal with
43:51Pakistan
43:51and its
43:52nuclear
43:52arsenal
43:52but on
43:53the other
43:53side
43:54this is
43:54for the
43:54world
43:54to see
43:55how
43:55carelessly
43:56how
43:56carelessly
43:57a
43:57response
43:58from
43:58what
43:59India
43:59also
44:00has
44:00maintained
44:00that
44:01using
44:01a
44:02friendly
44:02soil
44:02to
44:03target
44:03us
44:04using
44:04the
44:04soil
44:05of
44:05America
44:05to
44:06target
44:06not
44:06just
44:07India
44:07remember
44:07when you
44:08say half
44:08of the
44:08world
44:08goes down
44:09with us
44:09that's a
44:10global threat
44:11not just a
44:11regional one
44:12using
44:12friendly soil
44:13also referring
44:14to the
44:14dangerous
44:15remarks
44:15that have
44:15come in
44:16and remember
44:16for a
44:17country like
44:17Pakistan
44:18he's not
44:18just an
44:19army
44:19chief
44:19unlike
44:20India
44:21in Pakistan
44:21it is the
44:22military
44:22that often
44:23takes
44:23political
44:23decisions
44:24too
44:24at least
44:25with regard
44:25to
44:26backdoor
44:26big
44:26appointments
44:27Pranay
44:27I return
44:28to you
44:28on this
44:29how do
44:29you see
44:30India's
44:30responses
44:31in the
44:31past few
44:32days
44:32ever since
44:32Operation
44:33Sindur
44:33there's
44:34been a
44:34certain
44:34tone
44:35that
44:35the
44:36external
44:36affairs
44:36ministry
44:37that the
44:37Indian
44:37government
44:38has
44:38taken
44:38not just
44:39vis-à-vis
44:39Pakistan
44:40but also
44:40the USA
44:41let's talk
44:41about that
44:42you know
44:43as far as
44:43India's
44:44stand is
44:44concerned
44:45Pooja you
44:45know that
44:46India is
44:46there
44:46India has
44:47taken all
44:47the steps
44:48to ensure
44:48it's a
44:49national
44:49security
44:49interest
44:50be it
44:54we know
44:55that how
44:55successfully
44:56India carried
44:56out Operation
44:57Sindur
44:57and even
44:58Pakistan
44:59army bases
45:00Pakistan's
45:01air bases
45:02as deep
45:02as Sargoda
45:03were hit
45:04and even
45:05the Kirana
45:05Hill
45:05which is
45:06so called
45:06the nuclear
45:07arsenal base
45:07of Pakistan
45:08so India
45:09has already
45:09demonstrated
45:10its capacity
45:11and its
45:12capability
45:12to hit
45:13hard in
45:13Pakistan
45:14deep inside
45:15its territory
45:15whenever it
45:16is required
45:16but on the
45:17other side
45:18as we were
45:19talking about
45:19the issue
45:20of the
45:21global community
45:21if global
45:22community is
45:22so concerned
45:23about
45:23South Asia
45:24becoming a
45:25nuclear flash
45:25point
45:25then they
45:26should call
45:27a call
45:27out
45:27they should
45:28reprimand
45:29Pakistan
45:29army chief
45:29for this
45:30kind of
45:30statement
45:31and that
45:31to be
45:31coming out
45:32from the
45:32as you
45:32rightly
45:33pointed out
45:33from a
45:33friendly
45:34nation's
45:34soil
45:35he has
45:36misused
45:36the US
45:36soil
45:37and we
45:37know
45:38whenever
45:38he speaks
45:39remember
45:39Puja
45:40he spoke
45:41to Pakistani
45:41diaspora
45:42in Islamabad
45:43on 16th
45:44of April
45:44and just
45:45few days
45:46after that
45:46on 22nd
45:47of April
45:47we saw
45:48the
45:48dastardly
45:50Pahlgaam
45:50terror attack
45:51so again
45:52he was
45:52speaking
45:53he was
45:53addressing
45:54the Pakistani
45:55diaspora
45:55on US
45:56soil
45:56and he
45:56spoke
45:57all these
45:57things
45:58you know
45:58taking half
45:59of the
45:59world
46:00down
46:00you know
46:01this is
46:01way too
46:02serious
46:02a thing
46:03to be
46:04overlooked
46:04by the
46:05global
46:05community
46:06and also
46:06you know
46:07whatever he
46:07said
46:08about
46:08India
46:09be the
46:09Indus
46:10war
46:10you know
46:11Indus
46:11water
46:12treatment
46:12or be
46:14the
46:14you know
46:14destroying
46:15the Indian
46:15dams
46:16this is
46:17way too
46:18serious
46:18a threat
46:18that's a
46:19good point
46:19Pranay
46:20that you
46:20are making
46:20this isn't
46:21just about
46:21India
46:22because more
46:22than India
46:23when an army
46:24chief in a
46:24powerful position
46:25Pakistan says
46:25we'll take
46:26half of the
46:27world down
46:27with us
46:28it better be
46:29where other
46:30countries also
46:30respond
46:31including the
46:32USA
46:32which such
46:33threats
46:33coming in
46:34it's not
46:34just regional
46:35it's as much
46:35global
46:36I appreciate you
46:36joining us
46:37Pranay Upad there
46:37with this big
46:38news coming in
46:39and for those
46:39who may be
46:40wondering
46:40not the first
46:41time
46:41that USA
46:42has shown
46:43this kind
46:43of
46:44alliance
46:44or friendship
46:45to Pakistan
46:46it has
46:46happened
46:46for several
46:47decades
46:47India
46:48has stood
46:49tall
46:49nevertheless
46:50a Chinese
46:59navy vessel
47:00has collided
47:00with one
47:01from its own
47:02coast guard
47:02while chasing
47:03a Philippines
47:03patrol boat
47:04in the
47:05South China
47:05Sea
47:05this has led
47:06to certain
47:07tensions as well
47:07look at that
47:08this video
47:09has been
47:09released by
47:10Manila
47:11showing a
47:11China
47:12coast guard
47:12ship
47:13and a
47:13much
47:14larger
47:14vessel
47:15bearing
47:15the
47:15number
47:15164
47:16on its
47:16hull
47:17colliding
47:17with a
47:17loud
47:18crash
47:18the
47:19reported
47:19collision
47:20is the
47:20latest
47:21in a
47:21series
47:21of
47:22confrontations
47:22between
47:23China
47:23and the
47:24Philippines
47:24and it's
47:24in the
47:25South
47:25China Sea
47:26so it
47:26basically
47:26reflects
47:27the kind
47:28of
47:28tensions
47:28we are
47:29looking at
47:29right now
47:30leading to
47:30such
47:30kind
47:31of
47:31confrontations
47:32accidents
47:32or of course
47:33the crashes
47:34Beijing
47:35claims
47:35almost
47:36entirely
47:37this is
47:38despite
47:39an
47:39international
47:39ruling
47:40that the
47:40assertion
47:41has no
47:41legal basis
47:42so while
47:43the
47:44international
47:44ruling
47:45has said
47:45that China's
47:46assertion
47:46stands no
47:47legal ground
47:48however
47:48with the
47:49South
47:49China Sea
47:50they want
47:51to claim
47:51the territory
47:52primarily
47:52even if the
47:53waters
47:53is theirs
47:54and that's
47:54why between
47:54China
47:55and the
47:56Philippines
47:56this has
47:57been a
47:57concern
47:58look at that
47:59visual again
47:59just to tell you
48:00what exactly
48:01happened
48:01this was
48:02this was a
48:02Chinese
48:03navy
48:03vessel
48:04colliding
48:04with one
48:05from its
48:05own
48:05coast guard
48:06while chasing
48:07a Philippines
48:08patrol boat
48:08in the
48:09South China
48:09Sea
48:09and that
48:11is a
48:11reminder
48:12of what
48:13China
48:13really has
48:14been about
48:15whether it's
48:15in the
48:15waters
48:16on the
48:17land
48:17it is
48:18about its
48:18expansionist
48:19nature
48:19and right
48:20now it's
48:21Philippines
48:21that they
48:22are in
48:22confrontation
48:23with
48:23so we'll
48:30be tracking
48:30all that
48:31and more
48:31on that
48:32note
48:32I'm
48:32wrapping up
48:33the five
48:33live
48:33thank you
48:34very much
48:34for watching
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