Protest Against Pollution in Delhi: सौरव दास ने कहा- Supreme Court का रवैया सेफ्टी वॉल्व जैसा

Qaumi Awaz

दिल्ली के जंतर मंतर पर प्रदूषण के खिलाफ आयोजित विरोध प्रदर्शन में पहुंचे युवा पत्रकार सौरव दास ने कहा कि सुप्रीम कोर्ट का रवैया प्रेशर कुकर की सीटी जैसा हो गया है, जो प्रेशर को रिलीज करने का काम करता है। उन्होंने कहा कि प्रदूषण का एक मामला सुप्रीम कोर्ट में 40 साल से चल रहा है, लेकिन अभी तक फैसला नहीं आया है... दास ने व्यंग्य के अंदाज में कहा कि सुप्रीम कोर्ट पर दबाव बनाने के लिए कुछ और एक्टिविस्ट जर्नलिस्ट को देश की जरूरत है. देखिए ये बातचीत

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00:29Today, our water is getting better than ever.

00:34The reason has to come from the political regime.

00:37The political regime will take place in the political regime.

00:39And simply, the Delhi political regime has to take place in all states.

00:44The political regime will take place in the solution.

00:47We want to take place in the central government.

00:52The fight will be skilled.

00:54Because the central government will dominate.

00:56We want to make the government's situation and make the government's situation.

00:59The current situation is not left.

01:01We want to start with the government's situation.

01:03We are going to take place in the European Union.

01:05We are going to take place in the

01:10government's situation.

01:11The whole thing here is.

01:13The political party has nothing to blame.

01:17We are of course,

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01:48but the hearing was also an effective measure.

01:52Or you should stop listening to the court and let it all be for the political regime.

01:57But if you are listening, you should order effective policy measures.

02:03But that's not happening.

02:05The role of the Supreme Court is here.

02:08The Supreme Court is a safety wall.

02:11The pressure of the people's people,

02:14which is demonstrated in their political regime,

02:17and they should be removed from the team.

02:20Because people feel like the Supreme Court is being heard.

02:23So the court has to be very off.

02:26We have seen that there are many people who say,

02:29court, go, go.

02:31And we see that there is a child.

02:33SIR, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE, CHOE.

02:40The court should either stop,

02:43let it be for the political regime.

02:46Let it be for the political regime.

02:47If you are doing it,

02:48it will be good.

02:49As a young gentleman,

02:51as a young gentleman,

03:16I don't know what you need to do, but I don't know what you need to do, I don't know what you need to do, but I don't know what you need to do.

03:32We need to reduce the long-term policy measures and how to reduce our emissions.

03:37I have seen some examples from Buzhin, Los Angeles, here we have 10-15 years in Kabul.

03:48One thing that happened yesterday, Sijai Gavai said that judicial activism,

03:54we are seeing that in the time of the time, the judicial activism is coming.

03:59Yeah, I can't see.

04:06I can't see.

04:09I can't see.

04:14I can't see.

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04:44And the Supreme Court says that the Constitution is supreme.

04:46The Constitution has given them power in the world.

04:51Our Supreme Court is the most powerful Supreme Court.

04:55Because it can't even listen to any country's Supreme Court constitutional matters.

05:02But the road, divorce, the Udana, the Udana, the Udana, they can hear all the matters if they want.

05:09And they have all the powers to do complete justice.

05:11But you can see them, you can't see them.

05:14And I think the Supreme Court is the most powerful activist judges.

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