'Public can't be fooled now': Protestors react as Modi announces fast-track courts for paper leaks

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has finally broken his silence about the protests going on in Delhi and other parts of India. This morning he promised to set up fast track courts in order to punish those responsible for paper leaks at the earliest. We are here at Jantar Mantar this afternoon to talk to the thousands of protesters gathered here and find out what they make of the Prime Minister's promise. Sir, they are lying. The public won't listen to them. They think that I will tweet here and the public will be calm. The public will be on the side. The public is very smart. They think that they are duffers. They will dance like puppets. No, Mr. Modi. This is a very strong misconception. We don't trust the government at all. According to which they have charged children with sticks. They have thrown tear gas on them so badly. And they have been hurt so badly. We don't trust the government and this time Modi will not come, no matter what he does. Sir, there is still a bit of anger and I don't trust them honestly. Because earlier also this happened. Now, what in my opinion would happen, that they will present some of the people, like the teachers who leave, who are associated with the NTA and they'll put them in jails. But the people who actually are in the power, NTA chairperson, he was transferred somewhere else. People who hold power, they step down, they're transferred somewhere else and they still hold power. So there is no repercussions for them. And the students of our house, we all are standing here for something.