Congress MP Rahul Gandhi leads protests outside PM Modi's residence in Delhi.

Rahul Gandhi is protesting outside Prime Minister Modi's residence and Yogendra Yadav is with us. Mr. Yadav, first the Kaukro Janata Party's protest yesterday and now Rahul Gandhi is staging this protest outside the Prime Minister's residence. Do you think that the anger and frustration and the government's silence, subsequent silence, it's now bound to spill on the streets? I hope it does. If there is so much of scam, so much of corruption, such a breakdown of the system of employment and education, and if there is no voice, that would indeed be very odd, that indeed would be the obverse of democracy. democracy. So I'm very grateful to the protesters at Jantar Mantar that they have raised this voice. I'm grateful to the youth of India that they came onto the street and conveyed it in no uncertain terms. And I'm grateful to the leader of opposition that he's taken it up in a way that it should be taken up, not just a statement, actually sitting on the street because in the last instance democracy is not about sunset it is about sadak. Do you think the youth has also sort of been successful in waking up the opposition because a lot of the times it said about the opposition that it not you know taking on the fight on not hitting the streets and sort of being this dormant opposition I don buy that narrative because at least in the case of Congress and the left both of them have taken up this issue. They have been consistently talking about this particular issue. Congress has organized a series of events across the country on this particular matter. So they have been doing it in their own way. What I see now is a confluence of these two forces which was waiting to happen and I'm glad this has happened because in democracy movements and parties have a complementary role too. The kind of police brutality that we saw yesterday, one of the demands here also is that this issue be raised in Parliament. How do we ensure justice for all those students who were so brutally assaulted by the police on the streets of Central Delhi? not just be raised in the parliament, but actually accountability should be fixed in the parliament. Who allowed this to happen? Why is it that more than 100, and the numbers are still unclear, but more than 100 are confirmed who were admitted in hospitals. Why is it that something like this was allowed to happen in Delhi? And lastly, sir, do you think that these forces must converge now? Opposition parties who are raising this issue must also kind of now, like you said, converge with those youngsters protesting at Jantar Mantar. Mr. Rahul Gandhi has not visited Jantar Mantar yet. I think the convergence has taken place. This is what convergence looks like.