00:01Look at how the media portrayed it. They want us to believe that it's a case of normal floods.
00:07They said badal phatta hai. They said badha hai hai. They said it's a case of flooding.
00:12And since we are still in the middle of the monsoonal season, the common man is believing
00:18that this is another case of monsoonal floods. This is not flooding because there were no rains
00:24happening at that place that day. 26th of August, when the crisis unfolded, there were no rains there.
00:32What do you mean by flooding? Yes, flooding did happen. But it was a very unusual kind of flooding.
00:39There is this glacier and it loses a big chunk. And that chunk falls into a tributary of the
00:48Trishvuli River. That big mass of ice, a solid thing, sits there blocking the way of the river.
00:55So water will accumulate. The pressure of the accumulated water will keep increasing as more
01:00water gathers. And then at some point, the water will burst out in the form of a flood. Hundreds of
01:10cubic kilometer of water along with lots of boulders, huge rocks rushing at highway speeds.
01:21What can stand in front of it? But it is not being disclosed fully to the public. The public is
01:27feeling it is a case of seasonal floods. It is not a case of seasonal floods. So we are looking
01:34at it from all places, all angles, talking of all objects, naming everything and stubbornly avoiding
01:44that one word that needs to be not just uttered, but shouted out. Climate, climate, climate.
01:53Climate. What kind of conspiracy is this? Who are we trying to deceive?
02:01At the time, we'll be trying to
