00:05What will you say, Rajivthi?
00:08Rajivthi, what will you say?
00:10Rajivthi?
00:28Rajivthi, what will you say?
00:32It was the starting point in the 9th February of 2008.
00:41The victim of Silpa Agarwal was here.
00:48Accordingly, the government had a problem with the government.
00:52The government had a problem with the government.
01:12From the basis of that complaint, the Prime Office investigation
01:21The case was processed and the case was processed.
01:25What did Rajiv Kumar do?
01:28He did not have the case but Rajiv Kumar was processed.
01:32The case was processed by Rajiv Kumar.
01:42It is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing.
01:48Accordingly, the trial has begun.
01:51The trial has begun.
01:53The trial has begun.
01:55The trial has begun.
02:06The court has been shown on this very important violation and very very circumstantial evidence,
02:12the forensic report has been shown on this very very important one.
02:16Although the conviction has been given to him, the court has been given to him.
02:26For the mother, the court has been given to him and to the court.
02:31...
02:32But the court is in the end.
02:36Over 50 thousand of these courtes from the police,
02:37the court is under the blood of the police,
02:39and the court's agreement is approved by these courtes,
02:45and the torture is under the lusts of the court.
02:47Of course the court does not take of the court.
02:50But the court's argument is wrong.
02:52But it is important to help the court.
02:54And they say,
02:55they must stop the court.
02:59And if you are not a big deal, then you do not have to worry about the job.
03:04We are not a big deal, but we don't have to worry about it.
03:15What costs are the costs?
03:39In the meidän
03:41When I was in the village, I would like to go to the village, so I would like to go
03:45to the village.
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