Hello, how are you? I'm Poo. Hello, how are you? There are certain people you grow up reading about. You watch them on television. You hear stories about them. And today, when I saw Mr Gandhi, I was blown. I'm Rahul. I'm the Congress President. And I'm a member of Parliament from Awaiti. And I thought I'd have a chat with some young people. And I'm a member of Parliament from Awaiti. And I thought I'd have a chat with some young people. And I've a chat with some young people. And get a sense of what they're thinking. So there is a rule that has been brought that 10% of reservation, right? So, for what extent it seems genuine? Or it seems good to the nation. Suppose we are sitting at dinner. Yes. There's no food on the table. Yes. And we say, you know what we're gonna do? We're gonna reserve what's on the table for all of you. What's going to be a result of that? The bottom line in India today is there no jobs. So you can reserve anything you want. The fact of the matter is China is producing 50,000 jobs every 24 hours. And India is producing 450. You're facing a massive crisis. So with the interaction with him was similar to what we discussed in our wings in IIT itself. He was so friendly and he was serving to us. The education is the one that you want to give to the people. The basic idea of today's government is a control idea. When you want control that means you want to control the Supreme Court, you want to control the election commission, you want to control the VCs, you want to control everything. So that's the problem. The perspective of the situation and the situation of the situation is that the government will come forward in their implementation and the government will be able to achieve the right thing for the country. The society is more than the situation. Because we never know why the Dal's nature is the same. Because we never know why the Dal's nature is the same. That's the power of the Dal's nature. All the Indian people know about the Dal's nature. You have an organization called Ambedkar ji. Educate. Educate. What's the point? I understand our talks very well. I have discussed the situation with the government. They have heard everything. I feel politicians don't see the disabled people as a board bank. One because polling booths are not accessible. So I don't know how am I going to vote. Also I hear from small town in Punjab. Colleagues are not accessible. They do not have ramps, they do not have lips. Also, you must have heard of this word. Dev Young. What does that mean? Divine body. What do you expect me to fly over stairs? How old are you? I'll take 20. 20. You're pretty impressive for 20-year-old. That's a big compliment. No you're not. Thin wall between me and him, it broke away easily. So easily, he was so friendly, so warm to talk to. Very understanding. He had a very attentive ear towards everything. Every person on the table had to say. Coming from the queer community, I'm queer. Transmen also exist. But how many times have you seen policies for the transmen? Just make one observation. She said that as far as differently able people are concerned, they're not heard. You're saying the same thing in a different way. You're saying there's another group of people who's not heard. He comes from Dalit community and he's saying, well, you know, I'm not heard like I should be. Your community has not politically mobilized. How community has not politically mobilized? So the Dalit community has got together and said, OK, listen, we're going to transmit our voice and Kansi Ramji played a role there. Ambedkarji played a role there. Jajji Van Ramji played a role there. There's a series of people. And they forced India to listen to their voice. In today's world, numbers matter, narrative matters, how you do it matters, coordination, conversation, that's very powerful. But it's a question of starting up. We talk regarding the issues and the challenges that we are facing today. And he guides us for tell us how we can manage our situation and how he can also manage them in their political level. See, we are building our manifesto. And what we are doing is we are having an open conversation about our manifesto. I'll put you in touch with the guys who are doing the manifesto. You'll see that I'll start to push some of these things. The very fact that he's shown openness in having a discussion about this should speak volumes about his interests within the subject. Lovely to meet you. With great meeting. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Rahul Ghandi, our evening, awesome woman. We can never forget anything.