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00:00Jan Nayak Karpuri Thakur was the messiah of the poor,

00:04he was considered a symbol of honesty and duty-boundness.

00:09The example that Jan Nayak set in politics is still in people's hearts.

00:16From 1952 to 1957-62, Kaluya was not able to do anything.

00:23In 1964, he was elected as a member of the Socialist Party,

00:28and in 1965-67, he contested the elections.

00:32You know that Mahayana Prasad becomes the Chief Minister and Karpuri Thakur becomes the Chief Minister.

00:37Karpuri Thakur brought the ideals of Karpuri Thakur to fruition.

00:44He used to say that if we get 5 leaders like Karpuri Thakur,

00:48then he will change the country.

00:50There is an anecdote from his childhood.

00:53Karpuri Thakur used to come to his village Pitonjia,

00:56which is now known as Karpuri Gramokal.

00:59There, there was a teacher named Raja Guruji.

01:03He used to come from the Savarna caste and teach the Savarnas.

01:06He wanted to be taught by Karpuri Thakur,

01:08when he was in the primary class.

01:11When he used to come from EBC, he was not allowed.

01:16There was a social order, which he thought would be breached.

01:21But that Guru, who is a Guru, found a way.

01:26He said, I will teach in Khaliyan, and I will speak loudly.

01:31You sit behind the wall on the other side and listen to everything.

01:35Like Dronacharya was of Arjun, he taught him in that way.

01:41This was his childhood.

01:43He was not able to pay the school fees,

01:48so he used to go to the village landlord.

01:51The landlord said, I want the fees, 2 rupees.

01:54There was a price of 2 rupees in that.

01:56So he said, let's go.

01:57After making him bathe 27 buckets of water, he got the fees.

02:01And the third important thing is how he became Karpuri.

02:06His name was Kapuri.

02:08His parents had named him Kapuri.

02:10I am reading this in class 8.

02:13It is from Krishna Talkies, Samastipur.

02:16Ram Nandan Mishra is giving a speech there.

02:18He has also gone with a delegation of students.

02:21And the Freedom Movement is going on there.

02:23He gives a very auspicious speech.

02:25Karpuri Thakur gets a chance.

02:27He calls him and asks, what is your name?

02:30He says, Kapuri.

02:31He says, how can you be Kapuri?

02:33You are Karpuri, whose fragrance will spread far and wide.

02:37So since then, he has been called Karpuri.

02:39Although in his 12th certificate, Kapuri is still written.

02:43Kapuri Thakur.

02:44When he becomes Chief Minister for the first time.

02:47He becomes in between 1971 and 1971.

02:49He becomes in December 1970 and stays till June.

02:52At that time, Samastipur did not happen.

02:54At that time, it was the part of Darbhanga.

02:56At that time, his father still had hair in his business in the village.

03:01He used to shave.

03:03So the villagers called him, Gokul Thakur.

03:08He was not well.

03:10He did not go.

03:11So they forced him to come.

03:14The Darbhanga administration came to know.

03:17Then this man was caught.

03:18The matter reached Karpuri Thakur, the Chief Minister.

03:21So Karpuri Thakur's message went.

03:23There was no mobile phone in it.

03:24That you will not arrest him.

03:26He is our villager.

03:27So he said, sir, it is a question of the welfare of the entire Devpradesh.

03:31He said, how many such fathers do you save every day?

03:36Today you have come to know that you are the father of the Chief Minister, save him.

03:39So this is the cycle of time.

03:41With time, everything will be fine one day.

03:44Once there was a wedding.

03:46There was a wedding at Suraj Narayan Singh's house.

03:49He was the chief minister.

03:51So when he reaches, Ramanand Tiwari is also there on the stage.

03:57So come, come.

03:58So come, come.

03:59He never used to say Karpuri.

04:00He used to say Mr. Kapuri.

04:01Come, Mr. Kapuri.

04:02Oh, oh, your jaw is fixed.

04:05So he says with a sharp tooth.

04:07Now the work is not going to work with the jaw.

04:09So there is an assertion of OBC.

04:12So he can see your pain in these lines.

04:16Once upon a time, he had a bill of Rs. 600 in the assembly.

04:22It is about the time of the leader opposition.

04:25So to get the bill passed, they give it to the clerk.

04:30So when they go to follow up, the clerk says,

04:33what will happen with this much?

04:35Make it Rs. 1300.

04:36A little less.

04:37So he said, quietly pass the bill of whatever it is.

04:42Now I know where corruption comes from.

04:46And once it was the case that he needed some donation for the party's cards club.

04:52So he spoke to someone.

04:54So that person kept the money.

04:56So he asked him, how much do you want, Mr. Karpuri?

04:59He said, if I could get Rs. 5000, my work would have been done.

05:03That person had kept Rs. 50,000.

05:05So Mr. Karpuri's assistant said that he had kept Rs. 50,000.

05:09He said that Rs. 5000 is donation and Rs. 50,000 is bribe.

05:14This is the difference.

05:15So in this way, in the political life,

05:19Now let me tell you one thing.

05:21This is from the 70s, during the emergency period.

05:25He is roaming in Delhi.

05:27He said to a GNU professor that our money is over.

05:32We need Rs. 500.

05:34So he offers Rs. 1000.

05:36No, no, we will not take Rs. 1000.

05:38After a lot of consideration, he agreed to take Rs. 750.

05:41When someone from their caste used to come to the Jannayak

05:44and used to say that get me a job,

05:47so he used to buy a weapon and give it to that person

05:52and used to say that do the work of a barber.

05:55This is better.

05:57Ranjeet with Ashok, ETB Bharat, Patna.

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