संघर्ष के रास्ते सत्ता तक मदन दिलावर का सफरनामा, कभी बेची सब्जी तो कभी कपड़े बेचने का काम किया

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नेतानी नॉन पॉलीटिकल में मिलिए सरकार में सबसे ज्यादा चर्चित शिक्षा मंत्री मदन दिलावर से. ब्यूरो चीफ अश्विनी विजय प्रकाश पारीक रू-ब-रू हुए मदन दिलावर से.

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00:00Namaskar, I am Ashwini Vijay Prakash Malik and you are watching Netaji Non-Political.

00:18Today we have with us the Education Minister of Rajasthan, Madan Dilawar.

00:22We have come to Madan Dilawar's house.

00:24It is early morning and he is busy with the cow service.

00:27You can see that Madan Dilawar's cow is here and he is feeding it fresh green radish leaves.

00:34Welcome to ATV Bharat, Dilawar sahib.

00:38Is this the face of the morning of the cow service?

00:42And since when do you have this cow love in you?

00:49I will have to find the date, but I have always had a lot of respect for the cow.

01:00Yes, we have also come to understand this.

01:06As the discussion goes on, you also feed the cow urine.

01:11Do you believe there is a special reason behind this?

01:14Look, there is no protector greater than the cow.

01:20And I am saying this because when our ancestors started farming in the ancient times,

01:28there was only one cow mother who gave her child to the farmers and asked them to help her.

01:37And she herself helped us to fill our stomachs and helped us to grow crops.

01:46Otherwise, I have not seen anyone else who puts their son in such a difficult job.

01:52That is why it remained.

01:54The other thing is that the cow mother, as per my knowledge, gives 24 hours of oxygen.

02:05And the oxygen that she gives, all animals and humans need it.

02:13When there is a shortage of oxygen, there is an excess of carbon dioxide.

02:20It creates carbon monoxide gas, which is a poisonous gas for all of us.

02:26The next thing is that the cow's urine is useful for all humans.

02:33The cow's urine is essential for cultivating our crops.

02:41If there is no cow's urine, our crops cannot be cultivated.

02:46That is, it will prevent us from giving fertilizers.

02:50That is why all our religious texts have written a lot of respect for the cow mother.

03:01How many cows do you have here and how much time can you take out to take care of them?

03:05I have two cows and two of their children.

03:09There are four in total.

03:11We try to take care of them.

03:16Sometimes we have to stay outside, which is impossible.

03:19We are able to see some vegetables here.

03:22We are going to the garden.

03:25Are you interested in gardening from the beginning?

03:30I am a son of a farmer.

03:33And I have done all this work in our fields.

03:37I have done farming.

03:39I have also sold vegetables.

03:41I used to go to the village to sell vegetables.

03:45And when I ran out of vegetables, I used to buy them and sell them.

03:49I have also done this work.

03:51Being a son of a farmer, it is natural.

03:53We can see that organic vegetables use cow's manure and cow's milk.

04:02And you fully believe in this system.

04:06I mentioned your Swagat in the beginning.

04:08I remembered one more thing.

04:10You do not accept garlands in Swagat.

04:14Is there any special reason behind it?

04:16Earlier, it was said that until the temple of Lord Ram is not built in Ayodhya, I will not accept garlands.

04:25I took this decision in February 1990.

04:28It was fulfilled.

04:30Five days after that, I took another decision.

04:33Until the temple of Lord Krishna is not built in Mathura, I will not accept garlands.

04:41So, this is a big reason.

04:43I come to that period.

04:46When you were starting, you had to come to Kota from the village.

04:50It was a period of struggle.

04:52How was it?

04:53I heard that you used to do the business of clothes earlier.

04:57When I completed my studies, my engineering diploma, I did not get a job.

05:05The financial situation of the family was not good.

05:09My elder brother used to sell clothes on a cycle.

05:12I also started it.

05:14For 2-3 years, I have done this work of clothes.

05:18I used to tie clothes on a cycle and sell them in villages.

05:22How was your journey from the village to Kota?

05:26You reached Kota.

05:28What was the struggle for you at that time?

05:31Because I did not ride a cycle in the rain.

05:34There were not many roads.

05:37Then I thought, how will the family run?

05:40I thought that whatever I studied, I will use it.

05:43I will go to Kota and do whatever work I get.

05:47And for that, I came to Kota.

05:50In a month, I earned Rs. 450.

05:54For a few years, I worked in a private company of Kota Thermal Power Plant.

06:04As a Mechanical Engineer.

06:06Then you joined the Sangha.

06:11I have been a member of the Sangha since childhood.

06:14I have been a member of the Sangha since the age of 13.

06:17And being a member of the Sangha means I am.

06:23Before this, I was also a member of the Sangha.

06:29Then I was ordered by the National Assembly that I have to work in Bajrangbal.

06:35I was the first member of Bajrangbal in Rajasthan.

06:39So, you were a member of Bajrangbal and Vishwamitra Parishad.

06:42You were also a member of Kar Seva.

06:44You went to Kar Seva in 1992.

06:46So, you went to Kar Seva with the inspiration of your friends.

06:50What were your initial thoughts?

06:52What was going on in your mind at that time?

06:54I am a member of the National Assembly.

06:57And being an aware citizen, it was my responsibility to build the temple of Lord Ram.

07:05I should also contribute to that.

07:08And that is why I went to Kar Seva.

07:11Because I had a grudge on my head.

07:13That Babur broke the temple of Lord Ram and built a mosque there 500 years ago.

07:20That was not right.

07:22You came into politics.

07:23You came into contact with Bhairav Singh.

07:24What was that story?

07:26When you became a MLA in 1918, how was that journey for you?

07:30The people who supported me and wanted me to move forward,...

07:37...they told me that I should work in politics.

07:40And I followed their orders.

07:43And God blessed me with success.

07:46Did you come into direct contact with Bhairav Singh?

07:49Or did you become a mediator?

07:51How was that political journey for you?

07:55I had heard of Bhairav Singh.

08:00I had never met Bhairav Singh.

08:03But I had heard that he was an Indian.

08:06So he must have contacted me.

08:10And that is why I was given a ticket to the Indian party.

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