00:00Five days plus two days of custody. The High Court heard the matter, it was a special bench
00:05and in that a lot of observations and questions were raised. About the age of Ashutosh Ranka
00:10and Saurav Das, how are they calling themselves Gen Z, when they are beyond the time or the age
00:14group that usually is considered Gen Z. Then the observations also coming in about the intention
00:20and motive of the protest but most important was, one the court saying barricades were broken,
00:26possibility of a crowd gathering at the site and there was a reason that the barricades were put
00:32at a site that was denotified for the protest. Amid all of this, the focus remained, this example
00:39of violent protests in Europe. That a student stir that led to arson and violence across Europe.
00:46The court is asking why regime change call was made. The High Court pulled up Das and Ranka asking
00:52them their age as well. Das and Ranka replied they are 31 and 27 respectively. The court saying
00:59that's not Gen Z, then what's their association with the protest that is being seen as Gen Z.
01:04The CGP leaders had protested against CC Gyanesh Kumar over the SIR issue, that was the second protest
01:09after NET. The CGP leaders have withdrawn their plea from the High Court now but what primarily the
01:15court said was look what happened in countries like France, Italy and more. And that is reflective of how
01:22what started with student protest but then clearly was overtaken with violence and arson.
01:35Let me help you understand one, how did the matter reach the High Court? It's now returned of course to
01:40the Delhi Court again. But why and how is the CGP back in focus? It is their future with regard
01:46to
01:46politics, social and more at stake. Now the High Court said Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka, not Gen Z.
01:53The age group was asked and when they said 31 and 27, he said that's not even considered. Gen Z,
01:58how are you then leading the protest with that association and that name? The High Court bench
02:03questioning CGP's association and local stand-eye vis-a-vis the issues against the Chief Election
02:09Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, SIR exercise. And how is that the reason for this protest? The High Court
02:15citing then violence in the Europe stir, basically stating that there have been violence that started
02:22as a student protest, led with very significant issues, but then look what it turned into loot
02:27and arson and that is the reason you need to take police in confidence, you need to inform the police
02:32and they will accordingly be able to help control the crowd if it goes out of control. High Court
02:37questioning the repeated regime change call that became a political showdown. High Court added,
02:42people remain the same, it's the cause that has changed. High Court also questioning the breach on
02:52the signed e-spots.
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