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0:00 Last year the amount of money that was allocated for the entire year was exhausted in 6 months. You can imagine who will take up Mandrea jobs. It's it's it's a small amount of money. People who have absolutely nothing else, no other source of income, who are desperate, they take. So that is the kind of economic distress that we have in the rural areas today. And today the household savings is at a historical low. Household debt is a at a historical high. That's a huge crisis. Not a single neighbor
0:45 of ours is friendly to us today. Not a single neighbor. Everybody is alienated. And a large tract of our land is occupied by China. You are neither with the United States nor with Russia, nor with China, nor with Pakistan, nor with Sri Lanka, nor with Bangladesh, nor with Nepal. That is the kind of situation all around us as well as globally. I think as u our friend from Assam had said you know one little thing has triggered now everybody wants justice to the singer. What is that justice? Bring down prices if you bring down crisis it is justice to the singer to finally bring down
1:32 unemployment it is justice. Bring down crime rate it is justice. Bring down something else it is justice. Do this it is justice. And finally he didn't say it but he told me through BJP it's justice what what are you doing sitting there >> what are you doing tell me did you did were you able to force a discussion on manipur were you able to force discussion on farm laws were you able to discuss force a discussion on operation synd anything did you did you you have not why are you sitting there And why are you contesting an election when you are really if you if you really sincerely believe that this voters list is a fraud, this election commission is a
2:19 compromised election commission. Why are you fighting the election? By doing that, you're only legitimizing. So quit that. Come out of it. Make the government of India which is sitting on a stolen mandate a laughing stock not only in the country but in the entire world. I think that is the only way we can do this. Otherwise, you know, we can go on saying that, you know, ECA should be who will reconstitute the ECA, who will conduct the fair elections, who will do it. We have to take it and make this happen only by a feet on the ground agitation. That's there is no other way. You know there is one dissatisfaction
3:06 that I always had and I watched it in many many forms. That dissatisfaction or that uh discontent today I'm unable to voice because that disappeared that dissatisfaction has been this. I used to ask wherever I went and spoke that look there has been a force a formidable force a formidable army which has been continuously assaulting
3:55 our core values core values of society which informed our long struggle for freedom and our constitution and our journey since the constitution. A formidable army which has been working relentlessly for the last 100 years. Do I need to mention the name? So when there is an army which has been working to assault the core values of our democracy,
4:41 of our ethos, of the values that informed our freedom movement, of our constitution, I always used to ask where is the army to defend these values today I can see that that kind of an army is slowly taking shape that is the reason why I'm unable to voice a discontent which I've been voicing for a long time and I must congratulate all of you who are making this big
5:29 I won't take long but there are certain things that I would like you to carry home and think about when I said don't depend upon the political parties maybe I did not make it clear I did not say don't talk to them but don't depend upon Talk to them, get them on board, persuade them, try and infuse some seriousness into them. We have invited almost all the political parties. Only two political parties turned up today. Then that shows how serious they are.
6:17 And as I said in the morning, you see, we are not going to be MPs and MLAs and ministers. they are going to but even then they are not very serious about it. But if working for democracy is the trending thing, the important thing, they will fall in line. And they have fallen they have fallen in line with a lot of things. Even if they don't like it, even if they don't agree to it because that's their job. They for political party every vote counts. They can say and say look we we both are
7:04 of the same cast. They come to you and say we are of the same religion. They say we are from the same area. Things like that. So make secularism Defense of democracy, electoral integrity, such a potent force that they will have to come and tell you that we stand for secularism, we stand for democracy, we stand for the constitutional values. They will say it even if they don't believe it. So ultimately it is the civil society it is the civil society organizations which can do this job.
7:50 Do not because political parties have left political work. No political party is doing any political work anymore. They sleepwalk from one election to the next election. That's all. They don't do anything else in between. There is no political work. They don't go to the people. It is we who have to go and talk to people and make them understand why democracy is important. I have to tell you a couple of things about what crisis are we facing. Electoral crisis, democratic crisis,
8:37 crisis of secularism. We all know we talked about since morning. But today I think we must know that India is one of the most unequal societies in the world. Most unequal societies in the world. Such inequality we have not seen even during the British launch. That is the kind of inequality that we have. And youth unemployment, unemployment, especially youth unemployment, especially educated youth unemployment is the one of the highest in the world. Rural distress is alarming.
9:26 For the first time in so many years, a reverse migration from urban areas to rural areas is taking place today. People are not able to find jobs even in rural areas after they come back. One little data point I'll give you. You know there is uh Mandrea Mandrea funds are allocated. It's demanddriven. they first allocate money and if there is excess demand they allocate more. But last year last year the amount of money that was allocated for the entire year was exhausted in 6 months. You can imagine
10:14 who will take up Mandrea jobs. It's it's it's a small amount of money. people who have absolutely nothing else, no other source of income, who are desperate, they take. So that is the kind of economic distress that we have in the rural areas today. And today the household savings is at a historical low. Household debt is at a historical high. That's a huge crisis. Not a single neighbor of ours is friendly to us today.
11:02 Not a single neighbor. Everybody is alienated. And a large tract of our land is occupied by China. You are neither with the United States nor with Russia, nor with China, nor with Pakistan, nor with Sri Lanka, nor with Bangladesh, nor with Nepal. That is the kind of situation all around us as well as globally. This is the situation I told you the economic sometime back I went to uh a university. It's it's named they have a department called EMS department for Marxist studies
11:47 calat university. So the I I just said look you have phenomenal price rise inflation is not under control. You have unemployment. You have so much of crisis. What are you waiting for? What kind what more propitious time do you have are you waiting for in order to bring about a change. This is the moment. I think as our friend from Assam had said you know one little thing has triggered now everybody wants justice
12:36 to the singer. What is that justice? Bring down prices. If you bring down prices, it is justice to the single to together. And finally, bring down unemployment, it is justice. Bring down crime rate, it is justice. Bring down something else, it is justice. Do this, it is justice. And finally, he didn't say it, but he told me through BJP, it's justice. This is how things snowball. Okay. But the challenge is this. We are disorganized. The adversary is organized.
13:24 He's unpopular. The adversary is unpopular. The adversary is crumbling. As Nur had said, everything is against them. Understood? But what is going for us? Objective conditions. Yeah, they've been there. But they are not organized. I know all the civil society organizations have their own agendas. Some work among farmers, some work among share laborers, some work among uh far u uh climate change and you know this all that is matter industry workers women women's rights lots of agendas of course but
14:12 my appeal to all of them through you and to you is suspend all your activities for 6 months information, rural unemployment, fairy, all such because if you do not rescue this country's democracy, you will have no opportunity to work in your fields after 6 months. Take it from me. We because see when does somebody become violent when they feel more and more insecure? Today is the time when this regime is
14:59 feeling absolutely insecure otherwise you know if they're not insecure why will they keep Omar Khali a little small student what is what can he do what can somebody like dance for me do think what what can he do why do Did they incarcerate? Why do they kill somebody like Stan Swami and put somebody like Omar Khali grandpa? Because they're so insecure. They are afraid of even a little shadow. That is the reason why they
15:47 clamp down upon you. They come down very heavily on people. They're insecure. And that kind of inse weak but insecure and they have state apparatus in their hands if we are not organized. Forget about all of the work. Forget about all our differences and unitedly work. We otherwise we just cannot rescue our democracy and our constitution. This is something that we need to keep in mind and work
16:34 bring together people organized force. You see you you you see in our society a thousand people 50 policemen can control because 50 policemen are organized and thousand people are not organized. So an organized small organized force can control a large disorganized people. So we need to have an organized force amongst ourselves. I hope this will be the beginning of that kind of an organized force. With that I think this resolve that mira I completely
17:20 support like we all supported it. I'll add one more or two more things. I think this government has that we have already spoken the resolution. How do we achieve that? We can achieve that by building an atmosphere in the country that would lead to the entire opposition quitting the look of might sound very drastic but I tell you it is the only way. What what are you doing sitting there?
18:06 >> What are you doing? Tell me. Did you did were you able to force a discussion on Manipur? Were you able to force discussion on farm laws? Were you able to discuss force a discussion on operations in war unemployment price anything? Did you did you have not why are you sitting there? And why are you contesting an election when you are really if you if you really sincerely believe that this voters list is a fraud, this election commission is a compromised election commission. Why are you fighting the election? By doing that, you're only legitimizing. So quit that. Come out of it. Make the government of India which is
18:51 sitting on a stolen bandit a laughing stock not only in the country but in the entire world. I think that is the only way we can do this. Otherwise, you know, we can go on saying that, you know, VCA should be who will reconstitute the AC. Who will reconstitute the AC? Who will conduct the fair elections? Who will do it? We have to take it and make this happen only by a feet on the ground agitation. That's there is no other way. s only a feet on the ground vegetation and see something which I I really like.
19:38 Please don't think that we don't have the bandwidth. We do have we do have we just have to go and ask people to come out onto the streets and they will come. >> They will come out. I have I can tell you from my own experience with dealing with talking to young people most of us have this most of us have this uh prejudice that you know Jenz is indifferent they don't bother about this but I tell you they are absolutely keen they know what is happening nobody is talking to them you you you have a convention like this you expect young people to come no they
20:24 come they won't come but each one of us let us go to the campuses ourselves go talk and my experience I'll tell you then I shut up when I go to the campuses speak to the people there young people and they become so alive they ask a lot of questions And there's one more thing I want to tell you. If there are 10 questions asked after a talk, eight questions are the girls. Astonishing political awareness. Astonishing.
21:12 I think the time is right. We are beginning to become an army. We should now I think we should take it to the next level. I hope I'll see you next. So, thank you very much. [Applause]
