00:00For days now, the Congress, the CJP and other groups have been protesting against the Special Intensive Revision and the
00:07Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. Gyanesh Kumar.
00:10Today, the CJP founder, Abhijit Dipke, was set to lead another such protest in the heart of the national capital
00:17called the Tiranga protest.
00:20But even before Dipke could hit the streets, he was detained by the Delhi police.
00:25ISA President Neha Bora was also detained while protesting at Delhi's Mandi House.
00:30Their detentions came hours after ISA-linked protesters spoke of regime change as an objective of these protests.
00:39Today, the BJP's big guns went after Neha Bora and Prashant Ghoshan over their remarks on regime change.
00:48The BJP claims it has been saying this from day one, alleging that the protests are an attempt to use
00:55young protesters
00:56to create unrest and seize power through anarchy.
01:01The Congress, meanwhile, is unapologetic about its stated objective of changing the regime,
01:06arguing that in a democracy, governments change through elections.
01:11So what actually is the opposition's endgame?
01:14Is regime change simply the opposition's stated democratic goal?
01:18With the government and the opposition trading charges, the confrontation is only escalating.
01:24Take a look at this report and then I'll be joined by Senior Congress Leader,
01:28P. Chudamram and BJP MP Sudha Chudravely.
01:31We present you our Red Salute and we know that the Gen Z movement that we are seeing everywhere in
01:37this country
01:37first started in Bangladesh.
01:43This remark by ISA chief Neha Bora has triggered another showdown.
01:49The BJP claims the protests over SIR are an attempt by the opposition to destabilize the country
01:56by using youth as pawns in a political war.
02:00The President of the United States, the President of the United States,
02:32Rajnath Singh also accused India Block of using protest over electoral reforms and Chief
02:37Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar as a pretext to create unrest and seize power through
02:43anarchy. Responding to the allegations made by the
03:12Defense Minister, the Congress doubled down arguing that it wants a regime change through
03:17elections. The same BJP was a cheerleader of the same activist who was protesting agitating against
03:25our government in 2012, 13, 14. Even then his objective, stated objective was regime change.
03:36The Congress also pointed out that similar demands were made during the UPA rule
03:41but no objections were made then. After Neha Bora's social media video listing regime change as an
03:51objective of the protest went viral, lawyer Prashant Bhushan echoed the view.
03:56That the Congress is headed to this country.
03:59The government's proposal of coalitions, and prior to the political and political and political
04:03movement, many young people will be funded to be funded by the people in the state, local society
04:07have created to be funded by the student's government. The students, youth organizations,
04:14will be funded by their government and the other domestic movement.
04:20The people of the government so the people who are funded by the government will not be going to be
04:25funded by the political and political of the state.
04:26The Republicans should be funded by the government.
04:26back the call for regime change.
05:01Union Minister Kiran Rajju slammed actor Prakash Raj calling him a shameless villain and
05:07Dimagi Naksal after a viral video showed Raj laughing in response to a question about
05:12protesters allegedly pushing female police officers.
05:46Earlier CJP's Lehera Do Tiranga protest was disrupted in Delhi as Central Park in Kanaat place
05:53was shut amid heavy police deployment.
05:58CJP founder Abhijit Dipke was detained outside NCP-SP leader Anish Gawande's residence.
06:07AISA president Neha Bora was also detained.
06:27With protests, detentions and political attacks escalating, this is no longer just a battle
06:34over voter rolls.
06:36It is a battle over power and political legitimacy.
06:43Bureau Report, India Today.
06:45AISA.
06:46AISA.
06:47AISA.
06:47AISA.
06:48AISA.
06:48AISA.
06:48AISA.
06:49AISA.
