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In a news interaction, the discussion centers on defining who constitutes Naxal elements or anti-national mindsets in the country. Key criteria highlighted include supporting separatist sentiments related to Article 370, disobeying the Constitution of India, advocating the disruption of territorial integrity such as cutting off the Northeast region, and attempting to stall national economic growth by delaying development projects. The conversation addresses social media campaigns regarding opposition leaders and clarifies that non-adherence to constitutional and developmental goals defines these concerns rather than general political opposition. Furthermore, the exchange touches upon ministerial duties, working with leadership to serve the nation, and contrasting past practices of political leaders taking foreign summer holidays with continuous service toward national progress. The discourse emphasizes constitutional compliance, economic development, and dedication to national responsibility.

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00:00You know, the Prime Minister made the reference to Dimagi Naksal and then you gave a breakdown of who Dimagi
00:06Naksal is.
00:06I want to ask you a question. In this country, if someone disagrees with the government, criticizes the government, or
00:14critiques the government, questions the government, Aadeh Dimagi Naksal.
00:18Let me rephrase it, since you are representing a very prestigious media team in India today. I have to be
00:32absolutely correct in what I say.
00:34When Honourable Prime Minister referred to Dimagi Naksals, he made it clear who are those Dimagi Naksals, that there were
00:43confusion.
00:43Then I also said, in response to Chidambaram and other people, they said,
00:52I noted down three points. I want to add one more.
00:57Number one is, those who are supporting the separatists, in Article 370, which leads to the separatism mindset,
01:11those who don't follow the constitution of India, because the Maoists and the Naksalites, they hold their own court.
01:23I agree.
01:25So they don't follow the Indian constitution. So anybody who supports them are Dimagi Naksals.
01:31Third, those who say that chicken neck should be cut and not it should be thrown out.
01:39Anybody supporting those people, there are many advocates and civil workers openly saying,
01:45you check the internet, openly saying that they say they have to save them.
01:48They say that the chicken neck is cut and they say they have to say they have to say they
01:52have to support them.
01:53There are people like that.
01:54And people who are sitting there for the bell to give them.
01:57They are Dimagi Naksals.
01:59And fourth...
02:00You're adding one?
02:01Yeah.
02:01That's the headline then.
02:03No, the fourth one is,
02:06anybody who is trying to stop the economic growth of India.
02:13There are many development projects happening in the country.
02:16They are going to stop the development projects.
02:19To stall the developmental projects.
02:22That is to stall the growth of India.
02:26They want to raise some kind of...
02:28They use sometimes the innocent tribals.
02:31But sir, then why did the BJP handle take out a video which had all opposition leaders in YouTube?
02:36Who is the Dimagi Naksal?
02:39BJP Naksal is a campaign, sir.
02:43No, no.
02:44It handles a tweet who is?
02:45Nobody has said that all opposition members are Dimagi Naksal.
02:49Our Dimaak is corrupt.
02:51Now, opposition can be Dimagi Naksal.
02:53Opposition or anyone can be.
02:55If you support the country,
02:57you can't stop the country.
02:58Then you have Dimagi Naksal.
03:00I'm glad you're saying it, sir.
03:01Because this video was tweeted out by the BJP social media handle.
03:05Which had labelled...
03:20You will also support me.
03:22No, I agree with your points.
03:25I'm not saying...
03:25But I was just saying that there has been.
03:27But I'm glad that you're saying that, what you're saying.
03:29I want to just come back to...
03:31What is Kiran Rajiju looking ahead for?
03:35I am looking forward with the responsibility which I have with me
03:40to serve the nation as I've been doing.
03:44But I hope I can do more with the responsibility which I have.
03:50It is fortunate to work with Modi ji as a colleague of his cabinet
03:54and to serve the nation.
03:57I cannot imagine a better person to lead the nation in this kind of situation.
04:04I have seen the parliament and I've seen different prime ministers in the past.
04:09You know, those days, you are young, but you are not that young.
04:14You will remember.
04:16Those days, during summers, the ministers used to go to holiday with the family,
04:22Europe, America, Singapore.
04:24Sir, what's wrong in holiday?
04:25You should do a little bit.
04:26You should do it too.
04:28You should do it too.
04:28We can't do it.
04:29My job is holiday.
04:31Wherever I go...
04:32Sir, you are saying you shouldn't enter politics if you don't want to...
04:49I will not spin anything, I swear.
04:55My point is, before 2014.
05:00True.
05:12Very welcome.
05:23But I'm glad, sir, with what you're saying that one can take a holiday even if you're working.
05:29This is what you look forward to in life.

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