Part of a cluster — open full story hub

Summary
The speaker discusses the Gen Z's demand for education system reforms and the pressure on the government to resign. He also talks about the channel being the voice of the country and the youth's protests.
“My country has learned to ask questions again, which it has not been asking for the last 10-12 years.”From the report
My brother, my brother. After a while, we turn on the camera and run away. And we put the music of Subway Surfer on it. After a while, when someone is sleeping, he wakes up. Tell me, Doctor. What kind of operation is Gen Z in? Gen Z is in such an operation that they want the education system to be correct. Bro, understand their delooloo sulooloo. Understand, understand. Otherwise they will clock it. So you can imagine that these 30-40 people have come to support the 2-3 people who have been beaten. We can't even ask them why they didn't speak during the Congress. They show their old photos in their mother's lap. What would we have said if we were so young? My country has learned to ask questions again, which it has not been asking for the last 10-12 years. Again, these are the Gen Z's. There is so much pressure in this case that the Dharamendra Pradhan will have to either resign today or tomorrow or Narendra Modi government will have to resign. Who is he? Who is he? Come here. Come here. What are you saying? Tell me. What are you saying? Who was making this noise right now? What happened? Whatever noise you are making, say it. Don't talk nonsense here. Don't come here to talk nonsense. Why are you abusing me? Manoj Kumar is not your name and don't misbehave. This channel has become the voice of the whole country. Brother, it's not wrong. We are red for brother. Brother is red for us.