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The speaker criticizes the government for not addressing the country's concerns and for prioritizing arms over public health, education, and women's rights. They also question the government's attitude and the opposition's strategy.
“How can you say that you don't get into politics? I don't understand what it means.”From the report
let's not forget that these are students of voting age their parents are they are saying it, they are saying it, now we have to vote, now see what we do also there are parents, don't forget that there are parents and I dare say many of these parents may have been otherwise supporters of the government Yes, yes, yes, I saw that very, very clearly. You see, what I find very strange are appeals being made by individuals saying, students, we love you, we respect you, we have your good at heart, but please don't get exploited by political parties. So what should we discuss? Tell me, what should the parliament discuss? They will discuss that this film has to be supported, or will they discuss issues that concern the country, environment, farmers' rights, students' rights, women's rights? How can you say that you don't get into politics? I don't understand what it means. How can it be? How can they imagine it? Now, how can I get my attention and attention No but if you saying that the opposition has been virtually stopped from speaking in Parliament then what is the role of the opposition here no they have to come together at the moment Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav have come and quoted arrest and things like that but then there's a huge opposition all of them have to come together no they have to work out a strategy and meanwhile the government has to rethink its attitude and realize that what they are doing has not found favor with anybody and they will be the sufferers if they don't take this issue into hand and and address the concerns what i find very strange is for years we've been saying we have to make investments in public health in education in women's rights for truly to measure a country's progress but we are saying we are seeing that education budget is going down. We are asking for six percent they've gone down to three percent and maybe even a little less why because they need it for arms is that justified Tujhe Yaadkar Bana Diya