00:00If this is a small question,
00:02Of Indian Gandhi's Prime Minister,
00:06does General Manikshah mean who is going to do?
00:09Who is going to do this?
00:11Is he going to do this video?
00:14I guarantee you, he is going to do the 100% defeat.
00:18If he is going to do this video,
00:21he is going to take more than any more.
00:23Remember, when he was ready by General Manikshah,
00:26he is going to do the political leadership.
00:29In China, there are skirmishes in China.
00:34I have a question about Ravijoshyav's interpretation and Mudri Sahib's interpretation.
00:42How do you interpret it?
00:45See, I have a question for you.
00:49I have a question for you.
00:51I have a question for you.
00:52I have a question for you.
00:54I have a question for you.
00:56What is the question for you?
00:58Yes.
00:59The first problem is that you don't have a problem.
01:01You can't have the cake and eat it too.
01:07Either you allow the publication.
01:10You don't have to worry about it.
01:13Yes.
01:14I don't agree with this.
01:20He is in a sensitive post.
01:23We are all bound by the Official Secret Act of 1923.
01:27You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:28You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:30You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:31You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:32And everybody can't take the decision.
01:33You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:34You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:35You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:36You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:37You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:38You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:39You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:40You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:41You can't write everything for the public domain.
01:46repeat RTA of 2005. That is not the debate. But that is now constitutional head. You can't write everything for the public domain and everybody can't take the decision.
01:57Everyone has no awareness. This is not an event of yesterday. This is not an event of yesterday.
02:11It is not an incident. This is history. In 1962, we had just become independent.
02:31You know, what time Maxim wrote in 1962? After the Battle of Rajin.
02:43In the battle, there were 121 people there. Company commander.
02:52And along with all soldiers, 114 people were killed by China.
02:58Not in Rajin. Six people were captured at PW's. One chap returned from that battle to tell the whole story how this battle was fought.
03:05You know what he writes? He says, everybody had a bullet on their chest or not on their back.
03:13You know what Time magazine wrote after 1962 operations? Indian soldier needs everything except courage.
03:21Courage is one thing that he has in abundance. Everything else was lacking. Equipment was not there.
03:27Arms were not there. Arms were not there. Ammunition was not there. Everything was not there.
03:31Yes. Everything was not there.
03:32Decisiveness was not there. Raw official. Decisiveness is not about, oh,
03:37Oh, I have given you a free hand. No, that is not decisiveness. Yes. Building up to that fight.
03:43Six years, seven years, ten years, eleven years. You have to equip your army. You have to train your army.
03:48You have to strengthen your army. That is decisiveness.
03:50That is decisiveness. Contrary, Prime Minister, what does he say?
03:53What does he say? You say.
03:54Oh, you don't know. Political leadership, what does he say?
03:57He says it has to be an issue. General Naravani. He says it has to be abandoned.
04:00I have to be abandoned. I have to be abandoned. What does he say, Prime Minister?
04:05See, first is he should have spoken to General Naravani himself.
04:10He should have spoken to General Naravani himself. He is also speaking to the Chief of Army Staff.
04:15And he is working for him. He was his choice. Actually, General Naravanena, you choose
04:21to choose. I don't know. I have forgotten the name. No, no.
04:25There was another person who was in line. There was no other person. I will give you the history
04:28behind this. That's okay. But you choose to choose. The first thing is the Prime Minister
04:34should come online. First, one should talk about it. Given direction, find out what the
04:41ground realities are. Then say, see, these are my, just like you have to talk about it.
04:48You don't have to talk about it. The field marshal, Manak Shah and Indra Gandhi,
04:52you have to talk about it. If you talk about it, you have to talk about it.
04:57He is talking about it. You are talking about the messenger.
05:02That's right. That's right. That's right.
05:06That's right. Ultimately, you must understand
05:11one thing. This is a very serious situation. Extremely serious situation.
05:15American government happened.
05:18It's about 1km. It's about 50. It's about 100m. It's about 100m. It's about
05:241km until the troops, it's about 500m. It's about 200m.
05:26It's about 400m. They are not about 0km. They are still progressing forward.
05:28They are still moving, progressing forward.
05:36In that critical period, the Prime Minister should show leadership.
05:42Why did the operation leave the airport?
05:44No.
05:46See, the thing is, tanks do not move like that.
05:49It is not a terrain for tanks to move.
05:51Tanks will only stand and fire.
05:53Where do tanks move? They are in deserts.
05:55Actually, tanks are meant for deserts.
05:57In the high altitude region, the direct firing role will help.
06:01It is a deterrent.
06:05It can't move. There are peaks.
06:07There is limited line of communication and movement.
06:10There is no line of communication.
06:11It is a high mountain road.
06:12It is a very high movement.
06:14Well, Muthay, sir.
06:16When you talk about the operational details,
06:20the Prime Minister doesn't fire?
06:23No. I don't agree with that.
06:25That is what it is.
06:26Yes, Joshi.
06:27Joshi.
06:28Joshi.
06:29Joshi.
06:30Joshi.
06:32Joshi, Joshi sir,
06:33Sir, let's talk about this.
06:35We'll have time for Chandrashekar.
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