00:00Quite a welcome sight in terms of the kind of comments that's come in from Sam Petroda for the Prime
00:06Minister.
00:07Let's also, however, take a look at another aspect when we're speaking of Sam Petroda.
00:11It's a big statement by the Indian Overseas Congress Chief Sam Petroda on the SIR protests in India.
00:18Now, Sam Petroda said that SIR didn't resonate much with the youth and that it was not their priority.
00:25Petroda also said that Rahul Gandhi's anti-SIR stir did not resonate.
00:30He said that for the youth in India, education and employment comes first in terms of priority.
00:35On BJP's allegations that Rahul Gandhi wants to replicate Nepal and Bangladesh models, Sam Petroda said youth in India didn't
00:41take inspiration from anyone.
00:43He also, in fact, mentions that Indian youth had shown the world that they are not violent and that barring
00:49a few incidents, cops had acted very sensitively.
00:53So, this is the comment that's coming from him listening to what he said.
01:00Given the fact that students are, you know, venting out their anger, recently we saw what is happening.
01:05But that kind of momentum we didn't see, you know, for SIR.
01:10We saw it for NEET.
01:11You know, we also saw exit office at Darmindran Pradhan.
01:14But we are not seeing the same momentum or the same organic response coming in from various quarters of society
01:21on SIR particularly.
01:23So, how do you differentiate a view of these two, sir?
01:26Well, I think young people think that is less important than the education and employment.
01:33It's that simple.
01:35You know.
01:37So, accept that.
01:40You know.
01:40So, you're saying it is too complex for them to comprehend?
01:43No, it may not be as high a priority as employment and education is for them.
01:49No, it may not be as high a priority as it is.
01:49No, it may not be as high a priority as it is.
01:49No, it may not be as high a priority as it is.
