00:00You're in Jharkhand right now. That's a student protest that is backed by the BJP, which is
00:05Prime Minister Modi's party, against the state government, which is the Congress party.
00:09But just a few weeks before that, you were in Delhi at the Janatar Mantar,
00:13where the Congress and many other opposition parties were visiting your protest and extending
00:18support. So I'm curious on how you're going to be able to manage to walk this tightrope between
00:24being anti-establishment, but, you know, also being anti-opposition.
00:29No, I think Minka anti-establishment covers it all. If BJP is in power in the center,
00:33the question will be against the BJP. If there is an issue, which is a national issue,
00:38if Congress or JMM or any other political parties in the state, and there is an issue concerning
00:44the youth of that state, the question will be raised against Congress and JMM. It's pretty simple.
00:50We are not anti-BJP or anti-Congress. We are a four-youth movement.
00:57It isn't necessarily that simple. All right. It isn't necessarily that simple, Minka. That's
01:04exactly what I'm trying to say. It's exactly that simple.
01:07The problem, Minka, is why do we need to have models? Why do we need to have models that are
01:14being repeated? This is a new generation. It has a fresh set of thinking. It has a fresh set of
01:20ideas. It has a fresh way of approaching things. And none of us expected Mr. Pradhan to resign
01:25two months ago. But we did it. None of us expected that the JNs can actually get on the streets
01:31and protest peacefully. But we did it. So please wait for the youth of this country. And we
01:37have a lot in store for you.
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