New Delhi, June 27, 2025 (ANI): Launching a scathing on Congress party, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said, “Some people flash the Constitution in their hands but the feeling in their hearts are different. Political parties also have a DNA and they have, to date, never expressed regret for imposing Emergency."
00:00I will say that our way of life is attacked by a way of life.
00:11So, today you should understand why this is all and why this is one of the people's lives.
00:22When you go out and go out, a poster of a film is called KISSHA KURSYKA.
00:27And this is the three of you, KISSHA KURSYKA.
00:31This is totally telling you that the nature of the emergency is the cause of the situation.
00:38And when one of the people have said that the relationship is the cause of the situation.
00:52The emergency is the cause of the situation.
00:54This is a very big issue.
00:57I will roll back in 1975, I was in the hostel, and yesterday I was with a classmate who went to jail and asked me if you have been 50 years old,
01:23and I remember what happened to me, and I remember what happened to me.
01:33But if there are 2-3 ghtmahs in my mind, you can think that some people are in university,
01:49you can think that one night, the police took the whole hostel,
01:56and the police came to the hostel, and came to the hotel, and came to the hotel,
02:02and came to the hotel, and came to the hotel, and came to the hotel.
02:04Why do you feel like a brother?
02:08And this was an exercise for a group of people.
02:15So now you understand that you are in the hostel,
02:23and the police are not normal.
02:33So now people called me to the hotel,
02:38and the police have been walking around the hotel.
02:41So it was quite an informer, who is a man who has a mask,
02:44someone who is laughing, someone who is laughing.
02:46But they are the same language.
02:47And they said the same advice.
02:50But it's like the night,
02:53and you think it's a trauma,
02:56this is the impact of the trauma of the university.
03:01This is the night of the day.
03:06The students were sitting on the JNU campus.
03:13It was the winter of the summer.
03:16They were eating food like the students.
03:19and then there was a police officer in the middle of the police commissioner and the student leader
03:27and he was wrong. He was wrong and he was wrong and he was wrong and he was wrong and he was wrong.
03:35In that time, if he was wrong and he was wrong and he was wrong.
03:42तो यह आप समझें कि कोई भी कभी भी मने आप यह यह डेंजर का वातावरन था अनिश्चिता भय का था कि पतानी किसको उठाएंगे क्यों उठाएंगे गलती से भी उठा लिया तो क्या को गांगए और साथी साथ यह कहनियां आ रहे थी कि पुरानी दिल्ली में फाइरिं�
04:12I would say that the whole exercise of the country and society had to break down the ground.
04:35that we are in our country, who are you?
04:39Who are you?
04:41Our government's power is our way.
04:45We will just say, we will do what we do.
04:50We will do what we do.
04:52We will not have any other four.
04:55This was the message.
04:58There were many people who were not in politics.
05:04They also had an impact.
05:06But those who are aware of the political minds,
05:13political politics,
05:16they knew how to do politics,
05:19or arrest.
05:21You do not understand that there is an arrest,
05:24that you will be arrested,
05:25you will be arrested,
05:27you will be arrested.
05:29When people were arrested,
05:33you will not know when they were released.
05:38You will not know that there is an ending of the emergency.
05:41You will not know that the emergency will be closed.
05:44Now, let's go.
05:45Now, let's go.
05:46Let's go.
05:47Now, let's go.
05:48Now, let's go.
05:49Let's go.
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05:59Now, let's go.
06:00Now, let's go.
06:01Now, let's go.
06:03Now, let's go.
06:04Now, let's go.
06:05Okay.
06:06Now, let's go.
06:07Now, let's go.
06:08Now, let's go.
06:20emergency
06:21counter movement
06:24and how to do the world's morale
06:27society's morale
06:29and how to do it
06:30so this is what you can find
06:33people to know
06:34now
06:37this is an emergency
06:39context
06:41that you have
06:43a lot of people have studied
06:45the most important thing
06:48is that
06:49in the election in 1971, after the election of the election, the government's popularity
06:59was very low, the inflation was very high, the government was very low, and the
07:08government was not going on the back of it, the government was not going on the back of it,
07:15The people in the country were very angry.
07:17They were under-cooked in Bihar and Gujarat.
07:21The government was also under-cooked.
07:24The election was over, people were over-cooked.
07:28There was a big railway strike.
07:31The public with the railway strikers was in the country.
07:36The people in this country were under-cooked.
07:40And in this moment, there was also a lot of questions that there was a lot of business that went through, and in the time of the business, there were a lot of questions that went through.
07:56So all these things were all in this moment.
08:05And if you look at that time, there were two charges which were corrupt practices and misuse of government machinery.
08:17These two were conviction.
08:20Now, you can see that the Prime Minister is a member of Parliament.
08:31The challenge was that the Parliament was standing in front of him.
08:35The case was the case.
08:37And the case was the seat that was disqualified.
08:43And the case was the case of the government.
08:58This is the case of the Gazette notification.
09:04I will read it in the operative sentence.
09:10I, Fakruddin Ali Ahmed, President of India, by this proclamation, declare that a grave emergency exists whereby the security of India is threatened by internal disturbances.
09:29This is thegression and theencialisation of men.
09:34This is the law of the in India.
09:36In fact, the claim is also the right of the situation as an error.
09:41And the statement is said that this is the law of the government.
09:44Thank you very much.
10:14Thank you very much.
10:44Thank you very much.
15:36How was that?
15:38In the film, there was also a very popular film called Andy.
15:43I don't know how many people have seen it.
15:45It was also very good.
15:47Andy.
15:49But in Andy, I also thought that,
15:53you can comment on something about it.
15:57Let's stop it.
15:59So until the film doesn't cut,
16:01or until it doesn't change,
16:03until the film will release.
16:05So this was the American Judgment.
16:09Now,
16:11about this.
16:14In those two years,
16:17five constitutional amendments,
16:21and 48 ordinances passed.
16:25Think about it.
16:26In those two years,
16:28forty-eight ordinances,
16:30five constitutional amendments.
16:32And there were three amendments,
16:35which were very difficult.
16:38One was the thirty-eight amendment,
16:41that the declaration of emergency,
16:44you won't go to court.
16:48The thirty-ninth amendment,
16:50that you won't go to court.
16:52And forty seconds,
16:55that the fundamental rights,
16:58you will dilute it,
17:00and the courts' power,
17:01you will reduce it.
17:03And I will tell you,
17:06I will tell you,
17:07I will tell you,
17:08I don't know,
17:09that the production,
17:10which is outside,
17:11you will have seen,
17:12before the production,
17:13before the production,
17:14you will have seen it.
17:15There is a very popular case,
17:17which is the point,
17:18which is the point,
17:19which is the point,
17:20that this case is,
17:21A.D.M. Jabulpur,
17:22where the Attorney General says,
17:25that if you know your name is,
17:27you won't give any of the court in court,
17:28in court,
17:29you can't give any of the court,
17:31you can't give any of the court.
17:32This was the emergency.
17:35So, the constitution of the constitution, the institutions of the assortment of the assortment
17:44has been a long time for years to recover.
17:51And today, when we talk about this, when we talk about this,
17:57when we talk about this, when we talk about this, when we talk about this,
18:00when we talk about this, the same thing that we talk about when we talk about this,
18:08about how we talk about it, and how we talk about it.
18:12Now, my interest at foreign policy,
18:17we have been a congressman in the moment of emergency.
18:22We have been making a lot of debate without getting into debate.
18:28This is the Mock Parliament, which was the Emergency Parliament.
18:34Today, there is a situation that Sri Lanka is going to go to us and go to us.
18:43Why do you know why?
18:46It is because in the time of emergency, Sri Lanka has been done.
18:51If there is no emergency, if the Parliament is a genuine Parliament, there is a debate,
19:14I don't know that the agreement is going to go to us.
19:19So, I will give you a question.
19:23In that time, the decision that we have received, the name of Tamil Nadu will also be seen in Tamil Nadu.
19:31Now, I will talk about the international image.
19:35I will tell you that the emergency was from 75 to 77.
19:47In 77, I passed the UPSC exam.
19:50I will tell you that the emergency was from the US.
20:04How much is it to defend the emergency in the world? How much is it to be in the world?
20:11How much is it to be in the world?
20:15I mean, the world is known as India, the mother of democracy.
20:20The world is the oldest democracy, the oldest democracy.
20:24When the oldest democracy is the oldest democracy,
20:29you think that you are an ambassador or a diplomat.
20:36What is your status?
20:39What will you defend the world from your eyes?
20:42How much is it?
20:44We were listening to our senior people.
20:48The interesting thing is that after the emergency,
20:55you know, after the pandemic,
21:00there is a solemn thing.
21:04Indira Gandhi asked,
21:06in a newspaper,
21:10an American political scientist asked,
21:13is there anything you would have changed about emergency?
21:18He said Mrs. Gandhi thought for a moment and she said no.
21:22After many years,
21:27you have thought that Congress party,
21:32Indira Gandhi, even Rajiv Gandhi,
21:35they have never expressed regret for emergency.
21:41This is also something we should know.
21:45Now,
21:52as I said,
21:55today's work is why we are doing this,
21:59because we all know that this is the subject of emergency.
22:02What is the subject of emergency lessons?
22:05For me,
22:06five, six,
22:08I want to keep you in front of me.
22:11I am very confident.
22:14I am very confident.
22:16That democracy is in our DNA.
22:19If we are in such a moment,
22:24because there are many places,
22:26such a place, such a place, such a place, such a place,
22:29such a place, such a place, such a place,
22:32and such a place and such a place.
22:33This is the subject of democracy.
22:34What is the subject of democracy?
22:35Which means the subject of the subject of democracy?
22:37The subject of democracy has been being forced into democracy.
22:41What is the subject of democracy?
22:42So why did the election happen?
22:45They were coming to the society.
22:48The people who are doing this,
22:51they didn't know the country's emergency.
22:53It's been two years since then.
22:55So the societal resistance was coming to the emergency.
23:02It's about 77.
23:05And I will say that the emergency
23:09has been confirmed that the democracy
23:12is in our hearts, in our DNA.
23:16And in any case,
23:19the democracy, the freedom, the constitution,
23:24the people who are living in this country
23:28will not be able to do this.
23:32The other thing is that the freedoms
23:36are the same as the emergency
23:39as the city.
23:40It happens when people have their own
23:43and I think about it.
23:45When people have their own
23:46and I think about it,
23:48when people have their own
23:50and their families
23:51are more than the country,
23:53then the emergency as the city.
23:55the city.
23:56When you are more than the family,
23:57you can get to this.
23:58You get to this.
23:59They are as the emergency
24:00like the city.
24:02And indeed,
24:03when you are concerned,
24:04there is no doubt
24:05that the country is India
24:06and India is India.
24:07So when you're concerned,
24:08you have to understand
24:09that the country's emergency.
24:10Because you are concerned,
24:11you have to understand
24:12how you are concerned.
24:13There is no need to understand this, because you have to take a lot of trouble on the road, and there is a danger in this country, such as in the emergency.
24:24the third time, when people go to the country and go abroad, when our institutions, when
24:41we say something about the election commission, you don't understand that this is an accident.
24:49accident.
24:52You should be saved from these people.
24:55Because when people
24:57attack our institutions
24:58the first step is
25:02to attack the constitution
25:03and then to attack the democracy.
25:07So we should
25:08protect our institutions
25:09because we should
25:13protect our democracy.
25:17Four
25:17is that
25:18we should empower our citizens
25:20and our communities.
25:23And you will have seen
25:24that whoever
25:25we talk about the work
25:31today,
25:32when we say that
25:33people give water,
25:35water,
25:38water,
25:38water,
25:39water,
25:41water,
25:41water,
25:42water,
25:42water,
25:42water,
25:42water,
25:43so
25:43it is because
25:46it becomes their rights.
25:47But this is the empowerment of the people who are so empowered citizens who don't see the emergency as well.
25:5775% or 77% of the people who don't see the power of the people who don't see the power of the people who don't see the power of the people.
26:06The entire mention, the national spirit should the power of the people who don't see the power of the people.
26:22It is often the fact that the country has become a strong and strong.
26:33You will see that after this operation of the Hindoor, I can say that it is only Indian democracy.
