This is the generation who has taken a unique approach to their conditions and made the country's education minister resign. But what was the atmosphere of Jantar Mantar just one night before this Tifa? What was going on at the protest site? What was happening here? Come, let's show you its glimpses. - There is a lot going on. You can agree with something or disagree with something. But this is the reality of this protest. So here is a group of boys, they are playing Uno. But you are singing a lot in the protest. Yes, they are singing. That's why we have to eat. How will we get power? Energy is running out. Is this your first time or you come here every day? No, this is my first time. I am very happy. But today I came here for the first time and I stopped. I came in the day, then I left and came in the evening with my brothers. All the brothers were taken away. All the brothers. And there is a plan to stay till morning. Cut the leaves and cut the leaves into pieces. Now we have found it. If we get bored with this, we will start playing more games. Have you brought more games? Yes, we will play. What? Oh man! There are so many brave people here. They are playing here. This is the most unique protest. The most unique thing is that they are playing cards with each other. Where are you from? UP, district Bijnor. You? - From Punjab. You? - Delhi. Delhi. - Delhi. The rest? - Bolan Sheh. From Maharajganj. - From Maharajganj. From Maharajganj? - Delhi. Muradabad. - Muradabad. So are all your friends here? Yes. They are playing Uno. Bhai Chara on top. Everyone is here. There is no stranger. Tell me who is the person who brought the leaves of Uno? How did you get the idea that we should take the protest to UNO? I just wanted to make people sit for a long time, no matter what. So I got two decks of cards from UNO. When the internet is not working, we have to do this. We can do this. We can play old games without speaking. We can play without internet. Everyone can stay here. We can stay here as long as we want. I remember that time when we didn't have a phone and what we kids used to do. Today we are doing something that we can play without speaking. We are accountable for our entertainment. We are there. We play our games. If we don't have internet, I will go to Ireland. I came here on holiday. I am from Delhi. I am from Delhi. I went out to study for a reason. I didn't get good education. Now I am here and I can see that the work is not going well for education. So I can come and support them. The protests started with anger, to show their anger, to show their anger. Now I think they are enjoying here. We will come here after some time. What will we do at night? We are just enjoying our weekend. We are enjoying our weekend. Now they are enjoying here. - - They are recording and vlogging too. This group is playing Ludo. One Uno, one Rothen Deer, this one is Ludo. You guys are friends from the beginning and now you are friends here. I met my brother just now. You met him just now? You didn't know each other before? No, we know each other. He is from a different village. Okay. Why did you come here? I thought I was delivered but my delivery was over. So I came here to join the protest. What's going on here? They're playing chess. There are names on every one of their feet. What names are there? Show us. This one is Delhi Police and the other one is Student. Whose idea was this? Yours? What's your name? Danish Jamal. Where are you from Danish? How did you get the idea to bring chess here? When I was in the 4th grade, the Delhi police didn't beat me, they beat every student. They broke my mobile. So, you were in protest that day and your mobile broke? Yes, for no reason. So, students have come up with a solution to give a punishment for the beating of the Delhi Police. They have made the Chess games into a student vs government game. By the way, we don't know how long this protest will last. On Saturday, 25th July, there will be a third round of talks between the CJP and the government. Two rounds of talks have already been held. The first talk was on 20th July, when students were beaten. . The government has asked us to give them 24 hours to answer the questions. This is the last night, the last night when the decision has to be made. The government has to make that decision. But how is the night going on? You can see the glimpses of that. What we are seeing, we will show you through this camera. Puno, Ludo, Rothen-Dyer, just like we showed you. Now let's move on. How do you like the Friday night at Jantar Mantar? How is it going? I have been coming here for the past 5-6 days. It's crazy. Everyone is very nice here. It's the first time I have seen a protest where the whole of India is coming together. So here is the badminton match going on and to divide in between, a man who was lying down, one team has become one and the other team has become another and they are playing badminton match together. You guys are crazy, really crazy. The man is sleeping, he has been divided in between, you have made a line with him, there is a limit. I read somewhere on the internet that this is the most serious and non-serious generation at the same time. They are protesting on such a serious issue, they are getting beaten up, beaten up and on the other hand they are enjoying the protest site, playing games, cleaning up, enjoying this process. You are Indian or you are not Indian? So I was born in India but I'm actually Canadian. I'm from Canada. I've been in Canada for 20 years but last few years I've been traveling. And fortunately I've been able to come to India now and in the last few months and been part of this amazing revolution. So I'm really grateful to be here. So since how many days you are coming here? We're here on Monday, on July 20th, on the 22nd and now 24th. So every two days I come. How is it? It's so powerful, amazing energy over here. You can see everyone's joined together, sort of a sense of community and like the chants are amazing, the signs are amazing, so creative and just love this powerful revolution. ♪ ♪ Sir, protest in your place. And to protest with joy, that's your place. Accountability is the key! One place and fight to improve the country. One place. And we are right everywhere. I just wanted to give my little feedback that this protest has been successful. We've been able to mobilize over lakh of people on the streets of national capital of India, which is the largest democracy of the world. But if the management increases a little, I guess the potential is very good. It will be channelized. The thing is, we've been so peaceful for so long and we have pride, but the question will remain the same, "Kab tak?" The chain of command comes from the stage. Everyone listens to it till 10 meters of the stage. But after that, everyone is doing it according to their own. If the chain of command comes from the stage through the internet, then there is a jammer here. We can't ask about the current news of the internet. But that is not an excuse. Gandhi was able to mobilize over crores of people on the streets of India. And that too in 1930s, 1940s. So we can do it too. We have this potential. Thank you. The distance from the state to this area is not even 300 meters. The Tolstoy route that is just behind the first line of barricades
