00:00We at the India Today conclave, our conclave is taking place in Mumbai, had all diverse voices on one platform.
00:08There is a reason that, be it all voices of all ideology, as diverse as they can, they culminate on
00:15one platform and that is the India Today group.
00:17Earlier this morning, we had the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Mr. Devendra Fadnavis, and later we also had the CJP,
00:28all three, where you had Abhijit Dipke, Swarabdas, Ashutosh Ranka, who now hope to script a Jantar Mantar 2.0
00:37in Delhi, where it's been completely fortified, were with us at the India Today conclave.
00:41Listen in to them.
00:47Thank you very much.
01:17Article 19 gives us the right to protest, and Jantar Mantar is a designated protest site.
01:24If we can't protest in Mumbai, if we can't protest in Bangalore, then we can't protest in Delhi, why can't
01:29we do it in Delhi?
01:30Is Delhi any other constitution underage? Mumbai police has been completely corporate, Bangalore has been completely corporate, Delhi has been
01:37completely corporate, Delhi has been a constitution, Delhi has been a law.
01:47It is a democratic right.
01:49It is a democratic right.
01:50It is a democratic right.
02:38It is a democratic right to protest.
02:40Yes, BJP and the Election Commission are working together.
02:42And this is what we all have to do.
02:45I would like to clarify that I didn't ask permission to ask me.
02:50I had to give information, give information in a formal way.
02:54When we announced that there was a policy that they would monitor what the situation is in the country
03:01and in Delhi, Delhi police would do it.
03:03So, they already had information about what is going to happen.
03:05I went to the same time, then I had to give information.
03:08I had to give information, but we have asserted that the Constitution allows us the right to protest.
03:16But the police was very bad.
03:20They did not say anything.
03:22They didn't say anything.
03:23They didn't say anything.
03:24They didn't say anything.
03:24They acknowledged the letter and put a stamp and gave us.
03:28None of the senior officers of Delhi police met me.
03:31Because last time, they had met us with five rounds of senior officers.
03:43And this is a new tactic that they have adopted.
03:46What is the tactic, you think?
03:48The tactic is to not allow any democratic dissent in the country.
03:53Delhi also, the last time, there were peaceful protests.
03:56It happened for such a long time.
03:58And this time, they want to leave the country on the road.
04:14And this is the tactic that we will fully cooperate with them in the expectation that the police would also
04:19cooperate with us.
04:20Because the police is not, they are not the ones who will give permission whether to protest against the government
04:27or not.
04:28It is a strange and absurd concept that, you think, Gandhi Ji, when we leave the country, we will leave
04:35the Britishers to go and say,
04:37You have 2 hours of time, I will leave the country to march.
04:40Is this how the country will function?
04:58All right, so this was the Kokoro Janata Party, the three key members of the party speaking on the India
05:05Today Mumbai conclave.
05:06And now, you have to go and say,
