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old, we can be the generation, the ends at so good. malaria must die. so millions can live the advantage managing by come to ask the w a program broadcasting similar tennessee on youtube, from wherever we take your questions and put them to our expense when you have from in just a moment. today we're looking at india where the results of a 6 week long election being combined, some 640000000 votes are kind of the being countered to determine who will lead india for the next 5 years. and based on the initial projections, incumbent prime minister in the multi may just we another time but facing a significant challenge from the opposition. this is what the numbers are looking like at the moment. his beecher p med india coalition is got unclear,
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leading in some 295 seats. and the opposition congress, spotty, led india alliance is on track to win around $250.00 seats. it's. it's a lot closer than expected at this context. this context, i'm sorry or so we'd be discussing why this is happening with our experts and also looking at what these trends and results meaningful india moving forward. and we'd like for you to send us your questions on this subject. but for us, there's just have to then be ready to look at his folder and show you either a standing by at the beach at the headquarters in delhi shallow water. dave starting out to be not the super majority that the bgp had hold for. are you getting a sense over there as to what went wrong? you see behind the the started to pick up,
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but it's not quite so much to the be just because it had expected somebody's called 400 feet more than 400 feet within 40 feet. we just spoke to a party member inside at the headquarters and he said that this would not be seen as a set back. the brackets officially that even opposite the other people have been to . the department is still going to do so to say that as well, but they do say that there's going to be inspection of within the party as to why the numbers are lower than what they had expected. but what i can tell you provided for the, for the last 2 months, is that the, the, the factors that really stood out on employment as well as inflation and the huge oh building block in india. and they have also been very disappointed with this government. and exports also say that 5 minutes just divide, we start with the electric may have gone. i'd like to get
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a sense from you because i know that you were uh, driving across the country up getting a sense of the mood over the last 6 weeks. what stood out to your, what for you and shouting from the people from both those who are voting in all these different 6 phases. the, the, i'm of the continued to sort of the that may not have thought of, you know, with the results of majority. but to be reset the floors that you're not getting anywhere
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because the a non offers like to see and so we leave it there for the moment. you're doing fantastic. being able to speak over the didn't behind you . and i'm expecting that that data is only going to get louder as the august progress, but saying thanks so much for joining us from the beach. it be helpful to as in delhi and thanks for your reporting. so we're hoping that you'll be sending us uh your questions. uh and as you do, i just think about the comments that you'd like to send us in the job. and now on our, on our youtube page, it's time to introduce our experts. do you with me in the studio? is the doctor's name and address. well, let me show was covering the elections last time in 2019. and maybe we can compare between 2019 and printer print. if that will work lessons we can draw in some time . we should be jar joined by uh, dw, uh, by political,
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endless yolanda and woke up i the i from denny be just working on the line got into but let's just start with some of the questions that are already coming in. and this has to do with the immediate significance of, uh, the, the results that we're seeing at the moment i gave you the, just the initial to 1000 on the final results. and maybe we can throw that question up on the, the, the, the, the, the problem to, i'm sorry, on the, on the screen. this is a question that is asking about what will be the significant effect of the current government, especially prime minister multi with the base uh election resolve. so any initial comments name? sure. well focusing on by mr. moore, the, in his reaction to this, i do expect him to come out and thank the people for a total that demanded does support him. i don't think he would in an opening statement, for example, of knowledge. the lawson seats that is not attend trip tendency that we have seen with the egypt against leadership to say, we noticed that there was also 60 seats. people try to read in your confidence. but
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when it comes to that or to acknowledge the gains that the opposition to seeing that the by mr. and the would you be have been very hard on legal position. they have been a very vocal and at times so quite a bit it into about how they address the off position. but in terms of policy and action, that would be interesting because i think it can be one of 2 ways. one is that the focus on the economic benefits, the, the development agenda, and to be, to be, seems to be supporting, to see this election dissolved as feedback of to a divisive narrative or the can do focus additive may not be working. but the other possibility of course, is that when the beat the doubles down on his policy, it becomes more aggressive and appeal stewart's voters believe in the broader handbook, the plots develop an agenda. and then that would mean that they are pushing for those votes even more. and we do know the state elections coming up for this contest, almost continuous, even for the 5 years between gender election. right. there is
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a hold that thought because let's bring in and you know, just look about the home we had promised would be joining us from the manager. uh, good to see you. just, you know, the point of internationalism, because we have always refer to the b, b as in domestic and spotty. and with good reason because of the international policies and the end, the pitch that has always come from the beach it be. do you think based on the results that you're seeing right now, that came to nationalism itself, has a beautiful sell by date, and it can only work to a point and then not more spending that so, you know, given the kind of losses which is up and you know, these are actually the fact that the hindu nationalist speak a bit of the be just the not well the biggest losses of the be just the state of the company, which is also the most fault with the states and which also makes the largest number of automatic areas, you know, send it to the looks of the warehouse or beginning of the seats us. and from that
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particular state the was actually constructed in that particular state. if the young people almost is so cool in that particular state, obviously, or somebody to the fact that, you know, she was taking that off the blue, which was it all really great. fine. see it by problem. the. so i'm with the on the 22nd of january, the see it as an aussie look, or given a letter i'll give you the rest of the reason. he wasn't in other states. you know, i'm just really not. uh, you know, very worked. i was expected. i'm a single the, especially from the city of the that'd be essentially privatized, focusing on the rising o time be in his features, he kept on using all the time. so someone will be raised and you know, on a few minutes to it. also given, which tried to do like people of like this is of the easiest identity. i know this
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option. so do what uh, which this movie talk would be the for supporters of to be get b. what is the actually don't know, actually you're in the parking those boxes. no broken fish growled in the some box of eastern eastern. yeah. the, the software is the you be, i've actually gone to buying these before me, or you can see that you really don't solve it, get it up. it's quite likely that they'll be happy to end up reading while she's in the. what is the lovely card in india on this account in good enough, which is way to be, why are you coming to be here be with different, you know, because the ethics that that would be lost in the hotline shape. you know, it speaks the language of the bottom in the ninety's up in the i don't want to talk about, i don't want to talk about the knots out divide, but just if you can just stay on the, on the topic of, of him do nationalism which in a way is a sort of writing politics. and this is where i'd like to just sort of bringing
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a question that has been off in the, in the chat on youtube. and we've pulled this up on the screens and always being off by good people, and he's asking this for your new london. how does the indian elect to that compared to the trend of rising extreme right wing politics in the usa and europe? how would you assess the engine? there's actually no, i'm but it goes started equal. so just you must, of all the indian water has to be accurate. what is happening in europe on us say, why long table? the use land. okay. do you want to the idea of me so well? but i for one moment he was the president over here in the visitor to get in these early years or miss movies. uh, daniel and then again, when the president, our daughter drop, visit india in the months of 2020, just as the thunder media was beginning to show its present trends in the they. so
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the to do, to choose mothers, something which we get all the diner will be get dice for, especially those who are living in the united states is kind of a bad at all. and why is that you is they might be the so what are the democrats and not the go with the drum comp laid out about because bulky. but why be that, that to be there for really good sounds is to continue to be more be so what does about this would be not bad at all is has always been seen. and uh, you know, it's very difficult to actually provide you with it. actually, those are the only i can see that those people that i sent you, you'd be driven by this a be strong. i already gave you a need to. okay, let's expand on this a bit more and expand it out to the west. and this is a question that has come, looking at the rest and reaction met potentially to the results that we're seeing and been trying to throw this up on the screen now. and the question that it
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basically come is this with the west put more pressure on india because of the result of that question from how to ship the body. and maybe i'll just throw that to you and to make sure any initial guesses as to when the west be putting more pressure on india. now, i don't know, we listened to a slightly more of a level one level because it is not such a huge majority. i mean, does explain it of the question also comes back to what does presto account as but overall is when it comes to india as international policies. i think mr. moody, getting a so tell means that most of that negative is expected to continue. much of those relations are expected to continue in the us trend on the international stage also has to do with the mass of base for of consumers, of young people who work. and those are some of the things that drive and just buy that's relations. and when it comes to mr. moody supporters, they do admire his presence on the international stage. so i thought if you really imagine a shift in the balance of follow when it comes to issues of international trade or
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it's natural relations on other funds. but the only thing that i can imagine perhaps coming up is the fact that that hasn't criticism in the boston of mr. more these of leadership from certain organizations when they look at the freedom of the press, the freedom of minorities. but once again, we've missed them. what do you have to have him? his government does continued to always push back pretty confidently on any criticism. i do not expect that to change, right. so let's just bring it back to in the debate. and there are questions here that are coming in, especially to do with the state of the for this. and this is something that i'd like to sort of bring into the discussion to maybe sort of, uh, uh, flush out the results and why we have seen them. and maybe that for this question on the state of what the foundation is vitally important when you pull that up on the screens. now the question that is being asked is, what might the reasons be for b, j, b,
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surprisingly weak performance in the state off with that? but there's that question coming from a new dog, but i think that's a question for you. a long zone, if you can, just looking to explain to us because we're talking a bit about the tip of this. why with the position so significant when it comes to the looks of uh, the results all across india. this is important because it is the most important state of the country. it is uh, the most popular state uh, is your next e fall of acadians to uh, right on the bottom. and uh, you know, the reason for the, we get these people homeless is offsets the one the closest this entire issue of the economy for the you be unemployed. you no longer be able to enroll the, to the, all the forces you know, be raised because of the change in the matter of the contract. the government is no longer because the people need to be all forces. well, what time do the, the bases,
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but only far, fucked in your all form yours. so the question arises that you want it off. the lot of the for the 2 exams and the best if they are to get select a doctor, government is only for 4 years after 4 years. what are a large number of the large number of even bloody young men going to be to refine and drive it? so the entire issue of employment has to be a big why do you for the like wise price sizes, that'd be spiraling in? yes. so there are several possible you can only concerns of the people there also, you know, we cannot forget the rest of this is the 1st election off to go with, you know, the 1st volume introduction, soccer goal brand to make any performance of the shop
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a during that period was not particularly very what it was kind of, you know, you know, didn't have what's different during the stipulations in 2021. you know, but possibly i can be one of the reasons people remember, you know, how on the state of government as well as the center of being at that time. less. i also think that the possibly when you're ready to go into the actions picked up. okay. all right, so these are a few reasons as to why i can be used to being called as more information comes is going to be good for me. are you the i would give you some work besides the reasons you'd also stay with the version is not just the congress, which was an opposition party in play over that. it was also the some of the other party which is a local regional parking play. and i'm wondering if there are other parties and other particularly does uh from, from region other policies that work key in the, in this election. and therefore, they sort of bring me to the question that
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a viewer has us, which is the following, which is which key political, if it goes from opposition parties to doubt over the last few weeks. i think this trend in the numbers that question from raymond and a, would you like to think that on, alonzo, i'm not sure you know, this is will give you friends at the moment unexpected and will see that the average will become do like the body of the number of parliament seats, which are paid to by the 2 largest parties, which is the v g b and the phone is block. you would be something in the age of 350, which would mean that the 200 sequences up in the last of 200 seats will be headed by just one of the parking lot of the reasons why the phone is not done very, very good, the selections is because sunroof disney does borderline with the opposition, popular part of the india office a c i n d i, that's a not for which is client, you know, fairly, neither did a lot of it, but that was fine. so the,
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this is particularly so after the 2nd largest, uh, it will stay in don't let it be something that is a submissive state or monitor up there. it goes by magic that doesn't, but it is also located the beds of egypt. this i like, i did a little bit of all the reading dates and the all position lives, which is the bottom be gone. this is part of the legal actions of allies. you know, the, what is in the not going to be the life they have done better, which has been good people who are very important. stephanie, that's one of them is without talking and the other for the very best to try to boss be there was a very important role to see important state leaders would play
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a very important role in the b j. b late going. but we tried when it comes to follow up, one of them is going to be 10 to 9 who from the state of i'll never be there. his party is done very red. and the other reason is going to be that you've been a so beyond that is this the visual lot. then also the heat is done. safety rates and some will be different than what's probably is the present thing to become the final numbers on these 2 bodies to bring on writing majority, which is the magic number of 270. and what does that say never show about, uh, uh, the kind of trends continuing him to be just be settling at around, say the 2 for 2 mach sort of the $272.00, hockey mach towards majority the dog. much on the webinar doing it as commodities for parties, if that coalition is formed and they are able to go past the hopping mock, but doesn't represent a very stable coalition, does it?
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i'm afraid it doesn't, then it's also really interesting that bodies that have a very small fraction. you're talking about 15 or 16 seats out of 543 for them to play. king make goes for them to be able to impose conditions on the b. b that has been dismantled for, for the last 10 years is quite fascinating to watch. and the fact that if it is obviously clear that unlikely to directly challenge mr. moore, the because as a salo pointed out earlier as an engine is pointed out, he is a political force to be reckoned with. nobody would want to be on his that side. but all of that being said, the fact that bit can threaten when it comes to policies at the bottom does bossing to walk out, or to not support something that the government is doing. does interview was instability for sure, and also to kind of quickly so go back to the question about political speakers and the opposition that stood out. but i do feel like it's also a question of what did not stand because you know, and so that who's on the, the, who's the head of the congress and the image was me and part of the opposition or
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often gets a lot of heat for not being of compatible, say go to mr. moore the but the does seem to be a bit of trust when it comes to congress wilson. the fact that another key to whose bodies not perform that dramatically out of engaging about the fact that he was arrested and that on up to the elections. also i think invited criticism and meet him with significant opposition for go as a symbol of what the bgp tries to do with bible. and i think that may have hurt the be just because, well, you know, let's go back to the question of stability that i'll ask you because there's a very interesting question that has come from a video. we're gonna throw that up on the, on the screens. now, and it has to do with the exactly what we're talking about the, the do you think that there might be some surprises from india allies or in yeah, lies switching sides, resulting in an unstable government going forward that is from hop. guy tucker was that's a name and just before that, let's come to you 1st a new mission and then we can come to you and alonzo. and what do you think they could be set aside switching from both sides, right. oh,
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we know exactly who this question is too. um. there is one particular party in the state of the hub where the leader has had a reputation for changing sides pretty often. and it seems even on the ground lists found the waters calling that politician. oh, by name's resting to his tendency to change colors and she insides pretty often. and like we were just talking about, if that happens, that's going to do is if, if i'm, if i'm literally going to cut in somebody that's going to bring the b, b, maybe 6 or 7 seats about the half a mock and of the other party. also starts playing around a bit of putting from the mines make beside it longer has the majority. so definitely a major risk, i imagine in this moment indeed, we were talking earlier about how the numbers are holding and pretty slowly, maybe this a bit of negotiating happening. maybe there's a bit of appealing to the court. listen, baldness increased figure with us please. i would like to be that i would like to be the rooms, the in the razor, be headquarters, particularly to see the tension that must be the it'd be and but the corporate
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headquarters as well. so. so i'm gonna spare the question right? because we do know that indian falls because of a history of horse trading, there's no better way to put it, but essentially can the congress and it's so cool, listen, appeared to be to be supported, was enough to draw the move to the side and the opposite happen that's, we're going to see that play out, but honestly, because the fact that the last 10 years, we've seen none of it, one of the kind of fun that it's happening. finally, that is some best, some conversation you can say, you say it is fun. i remember the time of the 21 parties in coalition. elizabeth, bring the letter back to the luncheon, the entering the coalition politics, right? i mean, how stable is this going to be? this is going to be like a new kind of goal isn't politics. that it does not seem to fall. no. yeah. is actually going to be solutions and, you know, you know, it's like open park, you know, there was going to be mean,
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yeah. and knowing it's awful. but if you actually go back to uh, what is your name? yeah. and also the minority over 2 years. first you can only the reforms of 1991. you know, when the process of economic liberalization was initiated, once done by a line on the government. oh, very important decisions would take them to be least 1990, you know, from 9697 on what does it have to be? i don't like to be the 1st to be jumping off. it's just all between 9092004. a very important key economic decisions looking at that time, 200421214 also a fairly large i'm, i'm the time sluggish. should be getting close to the pretty red. recently initial part of it talk to the because of the global reasons. so again, you can all, we also start to that and was one of the reasons as to why someone who was elected
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in 2014, i for one, you know, thing that you call issues. you know, governors become more marked as a big if it does not become as a kid, tony, a lot of really give you as it has often be in the last 10 years. uh there is actually the need for uh, confidence what it is. so my biggest sense is that uh, this body is actually waiting to see the images of a new list of will be somebody for road all to dig along. others other wide open at times. the pause, i don't wish you would see that there was a feeling the need to exact water would be off. the vision does not want to do, but i is gone. it is the very challenge you focus solely. always. it was yes. it's something we actually see if in the midst of all that because i didn't want to bring the question that has been us. vive you to view
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a exactly about the style of mr. moseley and the question is perhaps content to watch usa of the question being can be expect to see a more assertive movie in his path from hardship to bobby. i was just about to being very participate in this job today. and it's really good to see those questions as you up the long drawn. so you don't, you don't think it's going to be more effective. but that is of all the who's going to double down on his position and stick the goals and stay and is going uh and the fight. but his principles the what's the flushing box, the decisions of the government. you don't have to disclose girlfriends for to go upstairs. do you really have to be more than a 100? you have to use all the mock you go to the low part of his golfing. and it does not forget the fact that from 2090 to 2023, it is not for a single meeting of the board vision going off the motion. but those finally did it
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with your pollution parties, appear to be a whole bunch of band or when their lives are getting the best work and what did but if i could jump in as well to the lines point uh, even if he can be as assertive as he may have been in the past, in terms of ignoring the coalition partners, i do not at all expect mr. moody to talk to him will humbly to and i think one of his trademarks, and one of the things that caught him, that you're ordering with 3 in 2014 and continue was i would contest to support his popularity to this day. it says the size of leadership, the fact that he is a man of his wood, a fact that the man can lead the populations. and i do want to point out the fact that the wood was sent to shed off the beach. it be remains at 37 percent. so many people still do the same percentage as we saw in 2019 so many people to continue to support mas them would be. another thing i do not expect to see from him is more respect for the off position. i think has been
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a trademark for specifically the congress. i should point out. i feel like it's been a trademark of the b j. b to talk down to what they see as nepotistic politics or the politics of the dynasty that they've seen in the open some of the opposition parties and the life pointing that out and criticizing that very hard. i would be very surprised if the media becomes out and says good job on getting seats. that's what we love. however, the audience given that the media because actually last seats even though is maintained to it's the chair because it has games and the seats outside is traditional and support base. so when that would that all have any residents alongside a vote in public that has worked against them, the residence of being a sort of leader. you mean, i know the idea that the opposition is nothing but the diagnostic politics. and is that how we can utilize that? any of the things that i, i can't imagine to complete 3 think i can imagine they might be coming up with some lines about that. explain why the congress one seats without giving much credit. they might to
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a credit long. this is dan and see for certain feel monitoring was on such i'm not so sure exactly how that would play out. but so yes, perhaps almost the usual criticisms they will have to pull it back from. seems like you said, becky pointed out, it hasn't worked very well, but even a system with the i feel like is kind to his core listen partners because he relies on them. now i get to the direct question about where does this make him more assertive or less assertive? i i do not think he will be less of a trip. i do think that he will play through his trends and those trends include being that he has had a product. let's just open this up a bit more and let's look at the photo. but let's look at the future and see what kind of the governance we can potentially look at and what putting the moves we can expect from a potential am or the government, which might be a coalition government village. and i'd like to bring you in on that. i mean, there's a lot of talk about changing the constitution that have a lot of talk about economic reforms, including land reforms. where are we with all of the,
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given the results being the way they are right now? and again, these are, these are kind of results, is it not final results, but assuming that they stay around about in the same fashion, what can we expect will happen moving forward when it comes to governance? no, i think the issue is these the basics would be covered. reforms so they got to be sending nancy into we are the for the project was record. if the fall in the fall laws we should introduce by mission will be in 2021. and for more than a year there was a problem with that mutation which most of you by like large box will be adopted to . so i don't seem to someone be the rushing of a to the comic go the fault and also these key allies, richard, because i wanted bought from device we have to be all people. the government didn't all the way to go with it because they are foster and she's also back home.

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