00:00What does peace say to the people of the government?
00:04What does peace say to the government?
00:08There are people who are working to ensure democracy,
00:15to ensure the fundamental rights of people,
00:19when they ask questions,
00:21why do you do not do this work?
00:24Why are our fundamental rights of people
00:28and what is the breach of peace?
00:31This is the fundamental question
00:33at the heart of what we are doing right now.
00:37On the other hand,
00:38we give our rights,
00:40that if we have rights,
00:45then we have a right to democratic dissent.
00:50On the other hand,
00:53we evoke peace bonds
00:54which we have to evoke
00:56which we have to sign after signing
00:59that when the founder of CJP,
01:02Aghajit Deep,
01:03peace bonds,
01:04then they have two steps
01:09from their own home.
01:10They have to hold their hands
01:11to their hands.
01:13They have to be detained.
01:14This is the breach of peace.
01:19when we protest call
01:20But when the president
01:21is engaged
01:21at the 16thjalins ravine,
01:23we are going to 10-10 minutes,
01:25maximum of 10 minutes,
01:27we are going through pavement
01:28if we hadn't we will have a
01:33pavement?
01:34and in a footpath.
01:35In a footpath where the people
01:36are going through pavement,
01:37they are going through
01:39in the 10-15 minutes,
01:41we are going through pavement
01:46So, we have a right to democratic descent, which has given us a constitution, and on the other hand, we
01:59have a peace bond, which has given us the right to democratic descent, which has shown us in the past
02:06few days.
02:07So, we have a right to vote, which has given us a constitution, which has given us a constitution, which
02:29has given us a constitution.
02:37So our decision is that the peace bond in today's time is going to be invoked
02:46or before the history of the peace bond.
02:53It is going to be made by democratic protests to curb this peace bond.
03:00It is going to be made by our rights to democratic dissent.
03:14We hope that those who are custodians of law,
03:22who are the custodians of constitutional morality,
03:27who will understand the primary contradictions.
03:33They will understand that the people of the peace bond
03:40are going to be made by our rights to democratic dissent.
03:50With this hope, we will not sign this peace bond
03:54and we will not sign this peace bond
03:58because we will not sign this peace bond
04:01because this peace bond will also indicate that
04:05that any democratic and peaceful protest
04:10can stop this peace bond
04:14or else us because it is not the peace bond
04:29which can apply to our rights to this peace bond
04:30Which means the peace bond
04:34which cannot be broken
04:34which is which the peace bond
04:36which is no difficult
04:36We have no difficult
04:42but peace
04:43But peace is not only for the government, but also for the people of this country as well as the
04:50people of this country.
04:50And as soon as the people of this country will kill the people of this country,
04:55they will also take the right to vote as a fundamental thing for the people of this country.
05:05We will exercise them and a peace bond will not become a way for us to keep our right to
05:12democratic descent.
