Top Criminal Cases, Corruption In Police, Politician & Lawyer - Tanveer Ahmed Mir |F0229 Raj Shamani

[@vineetkumar-eu5oj]

The questions of this man are much more logical than beer biceps. Respect! He didn't say yes yes sahi bat hai till he is satisfied.

[@vijayshankar2943]

Agreed

[@adityabhagwat3338]

I agree

[@amulyasingh6257]

ranveer interrupts his guest at wrong moments and asks stupid questions

[@carpediem90511]

dalal h ranveer ​@@amulyasingh6257

[@Linux_Jerry]

@@amulyasingh6257 kya aap alien h ?

[@navedahmed1698]

This guest was so open and transparent, rather than trying to put positive or negative image, he put across his own opinion. These are the type of people who portraits the reality of law and system to outsiders.

[@jimmybindra]

a small correction in your lovely comment Naved -- I think you wanted to say 'portray'. Thx n Regs frm Jammu!

[@navedahmed1698]

@@jimmybindra thanks bud

[@aasimkhan2702]

True

[@Sub13-u6n]

​@@navedahmed1698 edit it and correct portray

[@priyangshu2743]

You call him transparent because you are aware of it

[@santoshsharma9916]

He is exposing system best; he is very good listener and to the point.

[@I6eeikahdu38]

This Advocate is just awesome. Lots of guts, Lots of information, Lots of secrets, Lots of Honesty! Charan sparsh Mir sir🙏🔥❤

[@urmilapatankar9505]

Agree! He had me in tears when he gave his shoulder to his friends body priyanka matoo😢 These days this kind of pure friendship is rare

[@nurunisasonday3244]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂

[@singhtoor8218]

Xx drc​@@nurunisasonday3244

[@ramintel8518]

ye jhaantu secrets sb pehle se hi jante h

[@LostSoul-Simi]

Defending a criminal is honesty????

[@s.s.8091]

Raj Shamani > Beer Biceps This is a message for Raj. Brothrr you have grown so much over the years. The experience shows in your conversation now. God bless you. Keep working hard like this. You truly deserve more.

[@RealVikas03]

💯 bhai wo toh ab annoying lagta hai yeti, bhoot he karta hai

[@newboy9080]

Same , mujhe bhi yehi lagta hai

[@Lol06987]

No need to compare people have different taste

[@dhananjayseetha4251]

unfortunately Ranveer Alahabadia hasn't grown over the years. Jaise pehle tha waisa hi aaj bhi hai inshort kid hai wo abhi bhi.

[@MusicGharTune]

No doubt

[@vjraghavan1]

man, you are crazy, Tanveer Ahmed Mir you will bring everything down the entire judicial and police system of India. hats off to your brave try.

[@atulchaubey2826]

After listening him, i completely lost my faith in India's laws and justice system.

[@jaybirnegi-j6v]

Wahi to yeh karwana cha raha hain...aese so called wakil ka yahi kaam hain...dont trust him..he is challenging cbi - ed ...and court too

[@atulchaubey2826]

@@jaybirnegi-j6v wo thik hai Chalo thodi der ke liye agar ham dono political na ho to kya ye sach nhi hai ki ED ki aaj society me koi respect nhi bachi hai. Tum agar BJP supporter bhi ho phir bhi itna to manoge ki ED ka misuse kiya ja rha hai. Aur state Police ka to kehna hi nhi hai police station me SHO ko paisa dekar tum case ke evidence mita skte ho chargesheet badal skte maine dekha hai mere apne gharwalo ne kiya hai. To ye lawyer galat kya keh rha hai

[@maruti5281]

Tumhare gharwale aise ghatiya harkat krte hai ? Kuch paise ke liye case ka evidence mitana , thuu hai tumhare gharwale pe​@@atulchaubey2826

[@xavier4919]

Justice is a farce. Many innocent people are suffering in Jail after getting wrongfully convicted.

[@arpangoswami9436]

U see there is something called fake cases. Agar aap per fake case hua, joki unfortunately max cases mein bada sabut par based hai, apko khudko defend karne ka mauka hi nehi milega. Koi ase hi instant judgement nehi de sakta. People here in the comments section are intermixing the roles of judge and a lawyer. I know, ki koi terrorist ke upar ese time waste nahi karna chahiye but yeh ek special case hai. I personally think that he has done a pretty good job explaining the "right to defend" factor. I think everyone should have the right to defend. U shouldn't be ashamed but feel proud that everyone is getting the opportunity to defend themselves. Don't try to be so over-realistic that you forget what the actual reality is. Peace 🕊️

[@satchaks]

Undoubtedly your BEST EPISODE, till date, this one dear Raj Shamani. Hats off to Advocate Tanveer Ahmed Mir for being so forthright... he's indeed a rare breed, never evading to call spade a spade! Please make a Part-2 with him. Keep up the exceptional work brother!🎉❤

[@prathameshdawkore5909]

I also found this to be the best podcast of Raj ,,,

[@kalpanadeswal4479]

Totally agree ...so much better than discussing the Ambani wedding ...I am awe struck by such good quality interview by such a young man !

[@satchaks]

@@prathameshdawkore5909 thanks🙏🏻

[@satchaks]

@@kalpanadeswal4479 thank you 🙏🏻 I feel the formula should be, each episode should value add to the lives of the subscriber in general. 60% of the humongous Indian population of 1.4 Billion earns less than Rs 100/- per day & in light of that weddings of the super rich here spread over a month are a shame. The Ambani wedding is touted to have cost Rs 5000 Crores and counting. We often boast of our impending status as the Third Largest economy of the world but that's only because of our huge population. Even neighbouring Bangladesh has a higher per capita income. Disclosures by the advocate were eye opening for those who still believe in justice. Money & political power rules in India and things have gotten worse in the recent years. I expect scanty penal action in the recent Porsche & BMW hit and run cases. It's a shame we are leaving such a legacy for the posterity. At this rate will our country every become developed???

[@vijayshankar2943]

Agreed...best episode till date...u r evolving day wise

[@Ariful-Islam-Sohag]

I just noticed how long your conversation has been, and it made me realize how engaging and valuable it is. When a conversation isn’t interesting or helpful, it usually doesn’t last this long.

[@aadilrashid7525]

yhi है असली सिस्टम,, बाकी तो तमाशा है माननीय काटजू साहब ने सही कहा है की न्याय सिर्फ अमीरों के लिए हैं और कानून सिर्फ garibo ke लिए

[@LIGERFLip]

Moral of the story paisa kamao😅

[@kunalmarathe5542]

Katju said a lot of things that raised question over his own credibility.

[@bhawendrapatitripathi7692]

Yahi ajj kal ho raha hai ​@@LIGERFLip

[@bhawendrapatitripathi7692]

Iskay kahnay ka Matlab yah hai social responsibility kuchh bhi nahee hai

[@adwait73]

@aadilrashid7523 aap bohot idealist bate kar rahe ho....lekin wohi Justice Katju ne Nithari Hatyakand ke criminal ko free kiya. Socho jis ke chote bacche pe julm hua use kya karna chahiye. Aisa hi chala to log kanoon haat mai lenge

[@vimalkumardhar9890]

This is the first podcast which was worth every minute, finally you got something which really contributed to viewers except first 5 minutes of ranting

[@Linux_Jerry]

seriously its 1st one for you ???

[@namashkumar]

Yes brother shows the loopholes in Indian law

[@jimmybindra]

@vimal -- couldn't agree more with you!! It was so connected with our every important aspect of life.

[@I6eeikahdu38]

I didn't skip a minute

[@KaranSIndia]

My brother retired from Indian Army and joined Police. He left that police job in months because of corruption. I can 100 Percent agree with this lawyer No police man is honest in our country.

[@mohammedraazi4943]

Muslims believe in supreme law of Allah The god of universe

[@KaranSIndia]

​@@mohammedraazi4943then why that God of Universe do so much injustice- Rape, Wars Crimes everywhere.

[@mohammedraazi4943]

@@KaranSIndia So who called afganistan rule as most brutal regime and now doing trade and relationship with them ? Who said iraq has weapons of mass destruction and ki//ed one million muslims ? And many thousands in Is®€el border ? Others would have made history lessons out of it , but we are peaceful people because of peaceful religion

[@Tathagata-eo5tz]

@@mohammedraazi4943 : Most Muslim police officers are corrupt just like their Hindu counter part. Most Muslim politicians are corrupt just like everybody else. Most Muslims drink alcohol just like others or gamble just like others. The only thing that is in their mind regarding their religion is that they believe that some how they will enter an "imaginary" place called heaven even if they did same bad things as others just because they follow Islam while others will burn in another "imaginary" place called hell not specifically because of their bad deed but because they did not follow Islam in their life.

[@matheenarifkhn3548]

The police are good. But their bosses are bad

[@sagarjaiswal402]

I love Raj being himself & derailing from the overall objective of the podcast on Moral Compass. Going with his instincts & not thinking about traction & numbers. Difficult questions to put the lawyer on the spot rather than being receptive. Super Raj! Don’t change a bit.

[@babulipatra4381]

Senior Advocate is frank and straight forward.

[@ishaandara3622]

Raj's questions challenged the guests opinions, ideals and even his morality which really made him open up and be transparent. it looked like the guest genuinely enjoyed the conversaiton and questions. love the content. keep shining ❤️✨

[@sagarjain4128]

I like one quality of raj Jo ki Ranveer me nahi hai. If Raj disagrees he clearly says he disagrees and ask for explanation, Ranveer just wants to praise his guest. Keep it up Raj

[@maruti5281]

Ranveer - hmmm , achaa aisa bhi , okayyyyy okayyy moving to next question

[@OfficialNokkha1729]

Ranveer srf yeti ki baat krta hain😅😅

[@vasudev1431]

Ranveer bhai faltoo ki tareefe karte rahte hain

[@karanjangid7222]

That's a big big difference,and that's what make his podcast very organic.

[@manjukaul7652]

V true raj asks clarification till he gets satisfaction. Raj is v intelligent guy, he doesn't interview only he is trying to learn everything

[@Bhartiyayuva-v7m]

Moral of the story: bhad me jaye janta

[@gauravdeepchandra6098]

After watching 10 minutes of this podcast, famous dialogue of Manoj Bajpai comes in my mind jab chor bari bazaar me pakda jaata hai na toh voh kehne lagta hai ki dekho vo chor nahi nahi vo dekho chor hai

[@Zak-qh5tb]

Janta also are dumb blindly supporting fighting for each political parties on the basis of historical communal divisions, when we should all be united for solving issues such as corruption, unemployment, wealth inequality etc. in our society

[@donnyrocks8155]

Is nayay vavyastha ne tabhi beda garak kara hua. Jo saaf dikh raha hai usme bhi saalo saal case chalao. Yo clear case nahi hai usme to lawyer loophole dhund dhund ke 5-10 saal khinch hi lenge

[@SkExplained777]

Ye bahen ka bhai kuch alag k chakkar mein baat baat par hug raha yai😂

[@chetanvairagade6841]

Lawyers ko paisa milta hai islie ye criminal ko defend krte

[@waseemramzan2827]

Reveals true picture of our legal system. Law mostly applies to poor. Powerful can manipulate the legal system and evade. Kudos to the genius lawyer

[@mohammedraazi4943]

Muslims believe in supreme law of Allah The god of universe

[@waseemramzan2827]

@@mohammedraazi4943and according to supreme law of Allah you have to follow the law of the country you are living in. You can’t cheat

[@mohammedraazi4943]

@@waseemramzan2827 What if law of country legalizes lghdtv ?

[@mohammedraazi4943]

@@waseemramzan2827 What if law of country legalizes ga#

[@joeymikaelson9845]

@@mohammedraazi4943 no one cares about your allah bs, you must follow the law of the jurisdiction you reside in or face the consequences, stop begging for appeasement

[@modela6301]

after spending 3 hours..summary is : PAISE PHEKO TAMASHA DEKHO😂

[@newboy9080]

Kyu bhai ???😂

[@modela6301]

@@newboy9080 logic is simple bro.... government wants tax, cops need good situation to extort, lawyers need good case to juice out common man and all this works on magic of 2 things POWER & MONEY 🤑... 😂 education system hai indus valley ka aur schooling is new generation looting 😂

[@karnsiresiya1295]

Right right 😂😂

[@Chiku-o9g]

💯😂😂😂

[@XD.Xd6]

theres nothing to laugh dumba@@ its a serious concern

[@akshaydusane3919]

One of the best discussions ever on KZbin! Thank you Raj for inviting Mr. Tanveer Ahmed Mir! He gave excellent & honest inputs... Requesting more videos on Police & Judiciary.

[@abhinavgupta4962]

Hey! Thank you for inviting such people and making us aware about how things work in real life. Such a transparent and brave person.

[@marketingalcord3650]

Raj beta cha gaye tum to. I admire your selection of guests.. 1. Jr.Bhaskar 2.Shiv kheda ............... Your focus and concerns are really good.

[@pallavirao214]

Never had such a truth exposing session.. Already so much impressed with Mir sahab.. The way you cross-examine this lawyer is so fearless and up-notch.. Great work Raj👌👌👌👌👌

[@siddhartha2801]

Mr. Mir is today such a fearless lawyer because of that lady ....U became fearless lifelong .......U outlived true friendship...hats off

[@shubham-oh4ki]

School syllabus should include all information about heart attack and stroke. Many people waste time after stroke symptoms starts due to lack of information and not understanding the importance of time after stroke symptoms start. Due to this thousand of people become disabled permenantly. Rather than teaching garbage such important information should be included in school syllabus.

[@akm9101]

Actually jitna kaam sugar fit etc companies kar rahi hai....wo knowledge n practice.... class 9-10-11-12 me compulsory kar dena chahiye... bahut easy hai...5 years me overall awareness of families bahut badh jayegi.....

[@g.ashwinshiva6578]

Good thoughts

[@lordvader509]

I'm a survivor of Cerebral Venous Thrombosis with infection of left mastoiditis with infarct something something trust me I was having stroke for 48 hours and i was unable to speak and speaking in a confused manner my family thought some has done something to me i.e. black magic, I don't know how I survived

[@shubham-oh4ki]

@@lordvader509 are you healthy now without any disability? Only those who suffered due to lack of knowledge can understand Importance of such knowledge.

[@exclusivegamer9576]

Big Agreed

[@RevolutionKDW]

Beleive me the guest is trained acknowledged professional who is doing his job 110% it's great to hear this man I have learnt so much form this and I experienced like I was watching a movie it's just incredible❤❤❤

[@AmandaFlorance-h8v]

The reality is so scary...how can a middle class person ever get justice in this world :(

[@jigmedorjee4492]

Not with these lawyers

[@anirudhhhh]

​@@jigmedorjee4492I don't think it is a more lawyer related issue. If police themselves do not do proper investigation. Tag incorrect person to a case. Destroy evidence. Sometimes do not even register a case. What could even a lawyer do? Change needs to start from the bottom. Police need to have proper processes in place and time to time central government oversight to make sure operations are in accordance with the law.

[@rbnanded]

Why he want justice . First earn money

[@Satvikjeewan]

सत्यवचन है बुरे लग सकते है पर समाज (पुलिस,वकील, न्यायाधीश,आरोपी, पीड़ित)की वास्तविक स्थिति एवं स्वयं के सत्य को बड़ी ईमानदारी से बताने की हिम्मत हर किसी मे नही होती । आपकी ईमानदारी एवं बेबाकी के लिये साधुवाद।

[@abhilashangaria6145]

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[@swatikhanna2247]

Very well articulated, Tanveer Sir. One needs to be a lawyer to understand the difference between Defence and Save. The interviewer has deliberately given a caption of 'saving criminals'. There is a difference between the job to Defend an Accused and the job to Save some criminal. Lawyers do the former, not the latter. Whoever is accused, must be defended within the boundaries of law and as people belonging to a civilised nation, we must uphold the principles of natural justice by providing every accused the right to a fair trial. We must not believe in Kangaroo courts. I hope normal people someday understand the same. We learn each day from you as young lawyers and as someone who has personally assisted you in various cases.

[@Iqx401]

Well explained ma'am

[@subhadeepmondal5784]

Still missing the part how consciously defending criminals to the point of setting them free is a an exhibition of a civilised nation, and abiding by the principles of natural justice😂😂😂😂😂.Imagine using the words 'defending criminals' and 'ensuring justice' in the same sentence🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Seems like Clown-in-chief Mr.Mir has done a good job of raising a newer generation of brainwashed clowns to look after his circus 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@kanwalpreet2773]

Would you think same way if crime was committed against you or your family these reasonings are just to silence your conscience and mint money

[@basu.97]

Takes guts to be this crisp and concise, this honest and this straightforward. Hats off to this lawyer. He is as strong as a wall and has impeccable clarity.

[@kunalgawlani]

Second comment. This was unbelievable. It was like a bloody movie. I was absolutely involved in the whole conversation! Raj's involvement with the guest took it to the next level!

[@geetasharma9904]

Starting 10 mins of podcast shows that , yes may be our constitution is well written or well formed but still it has some loopholes that gives benefit to criminals and that's why we have so many pending cases in our country. And therefore our constitution needs some reforms in it . Jai hind 🇮🇳

[@harekrishna-j7j]

true

[@lagansharma3141]

constitution nhi, juditiary ka budget badane ki zaroorat hai

[@AbidAli-cp6tj]

Also fake cases by some women doesn't cost them anything according to law law should be gender neutral also

[@kirthikaaaaaa]

Conversation should not just be a Conversation but it should be interesting enough to affect us and last long in our minds . And that is what this podcast was all about ❤️✨️ I can never get enough of this podcast

[@invincible_29]

What a candid, insightful episode. One could listen to Mr. Mir's stories for hours.

[@shashanka-deva]

Very honest !!! Salute Lawyer sir. He did not go to the nicer sugar coated bollywood type version of law practice.

[@AbhiR0003]

He should've also spoken about how the constitution was made for Muslims and Christians and not for Hindus, on our own land!

[@Creationists-AreCryBabiess]

​@@AbhiR0003Yeah bro, wake up HINDU KHATRE MAIN HAI, JAI HINDU RASHTRA. HINDU KHATRE MEIN HAI, HINDI KHATRE MEIN HAI

[@junedshaikh9165]

😂😂😂😂 ​@@Creationists-AreCryBabiess

[@vinodhooda4713]

First time seeing such a senior great lawyer being so true and real ❤ . Keep up.

[@tusharkrishnan8948]

Rounds of Applause 🎉🎉🎉,, To be honest the best interview/podcast of my life!! Hats off to his knowledge and honesty!!!!

[@1Bureaucrat]

True headed courageous ,transparent, bold , raw and real what a man. Learnt alot.

[@nxiety8122]

This advocate is a legend extremely knowledgeable, fearless and upfront with his pov

[@bestadvicever]

Kudos @rajShamanai to not only putting together 3 hour long podcast but to keep the guest and audience engage at the same time. Abhi tou 3 ghantay ki film nae dekhi jati. Sir Mir is definitely in love with his profession, RESPECT

[@priyanshukesharwani6337]

The way he kept asking about moral until he gets answer was amazing and one need so much confidence to ask such to to such people

[@Sehrawat_legal002]

What a fantastic podcast,,,,,, everything is true,,,,,very genuine person Mr. Mir sahab

[@anmolnagpal210]

Only One Sentence: Weak System, Wrong Teachings, and Finally NO JUSTICE............

[@mandishpillai5201]

Justice looks good on paper or books and reality is different than books.

[@luv5903]

Jab kabhi khud pe fake case hoga tab pata chalega

[@Chanden_kumar]

kudeep singh jin logo na fashaya hai. verna Mantri banta raha gaya tha. justice for kuldeep singh kum logo ko realty pata hai. ab highcourt ya supreme court par vishwas rakho. ek din sabka samna aa jaya ga. * accident case m clean chit mil gayi hai. pura media na jo dhikhaya hai vo sacha nhi hai . media trail kar ka badnam kiya . " Truth will win one day " man ka liya fake case < Purusha ayog > bana taki Man ko bhi justice mila.

[@StephenJohn-u3m]

Legends leave india 😂

[@sanskarkhemka5]

mind blowing podcaste , never seen such a podcaste , I have seen many podcastes in my life but one the finest it was by raj Hats off raj for conducting such a podcaste , need more criminal lawyers on your podcast , absolute perfect questions . pin point and blunt questions hats off

[@ashishchoudhary9061]

Best podcast channel bhai ❤ great work 🎉❤

[@hitendrakumar9271]

I 200% agreed So far I never seen a police man work without bribe

[@bhaskarvijaynegi209]

Yeah and the same goes for a lawyer too.

[@riteshkashyap1468]

Lawyer 😂 bhai wo bribe nhi fees leta hai 😂 ​@@bhaskarvijaynegi209

[@dmat606]

​@@bhaskarvijaynegi209 lawyer ki toh fees hoti hi hai bhai, bribe ka kya scene hai 😂

[@bhaskarvijaynegi209]

@@dmat606 u know nothing John snow.

[@raghvendrayadav1283]

​@@dmat606victims ko lawyer govt available karati or vo lower Paisa khakar case hra deta

[@RahulKumarSingh-z5d]

The way mr.mir took the name of High personality without any hesitation like politician or actor. He is not afraid or any lawyer not not afraid with anyone....

[@NarendraSharma-vw1sb]

Brilliant podcast and brilliant guest ⭐ Mir saab ne sachaai bata di hai desh ki. Amazing and fearless personality 💎👍🏻

[@adityabatra2593]

The best podcast i've ever heard and i am an avid listener of podcasts. Please bring more charismatic and powerful people like him. He is a damn good lawyer, the way he is articulating is just amazing. He knows how to grip the person.

[@adityakashyap5733]

It was so fascinating to see how a lawyer is ready to defend any idea with smartness...hats off...👍

[@shivanimanyal2984]

Exactly

[@Tanishkitchen20]

I really love rhe honesty with which the lawyer answered everything clearly what he believes and it was very straight forward, . loved this podcast , learnt many new things,

[@bharatiyajagruknagarik2837]

This was the best podcast and fairless and non diplomatic podcast I had seen....He literally told the facts of India administation and Judiciary...

[@ubaidbhat4163]

Tanveer Ahmed mir is one of the best Lawyers we have in our judiciary. What a podcast. Great Raj as usual

[@harekrishna3711]

He is muslim thats why you are praising this person. He says, I will defend rapist and murderer.

[@emekae8954]

Haa Jaisa Kom hai waisa hai

[@jmalik007]

​@@emekae8954Teri kaunsi Qoam hai.Abhiskek manu singhvi,Ram jethmalani 😂😂😂

[@Nitin-fx1pz]

​@@emekae8954 AP singh, ram jethmalani....bahut hain bhai.... vakeel bus paise ke liye kaam karta hain.....

[@Sakhtar3641]

@@emekae8954honest kaom ka honest vakeel

[@technicallove1130]

We are more happy with Encounter Raaz rather than justice what we are getting in according to Indian constitution today.

[@sushilasingh4922]

Blood is boiling after listening just 16 mins of podcast.

[@abelmanreich5082]

Which heater you are using to boil your blood

[@I6eeikahdu38]

Truth hits hard. Thank him for being true

[@JISHUDASSAMU]

@@abelmanreich5082 this is the first time I heard that one could boil one's blood by using a heater..

[@riteshrazza3572]

Ya bro 😢

[@Themystery321]

So kya accused ko direct fasi Dede? When will u draw the line? Chori fraud murder terrorism?

[@priyabansal2092]

It's commendable that he became the witness for priyadarshini case, but we can't ignore the fact that his father was an ex MLA, that also helps to some extent

[@AmericaButcherofHumanity]

No when u are kashmiri and Muslim u can't get any help in India

[@lifehealthandhappiness5661]

@@AmericaButcherofHumanitykuch bhi

[@Ab00399]

Thats why they killed so many kashmiri hindus​@@AmericaButcherofHumanity

[@1234fazermann]

Sahi keh rha hai, Kashmir ki MLA ki, Delhi mei kya chale gi? Moreover he has stated that his father wasn't an MLA at that time. ​@@lifehealthandhappiness5661

[@vikasjaipuria]

Maybe on a psychological level

[@PandeyAvinesh]

The fact that he remembers every single detail of all the cases he fought and studied just shows his dedication. Nice work bringing people like this, get to know a lot about this field.

[@riteshviews494]

नमस्ते मैंने 16 17 मिनट तक सुना इनको इससे पता चल रहा है कि सही न्याय मिलना कितना मुश्किल है . . . .

[@shivvdutt]

You Deliberately don't mentioned or You properly didn't complete your RND about this Man.. He was Lawyer of Talwar's ( Aarushi-Hemraj Double murder case )... You even didn't ask a single question about that case.. Disappointing..

[@I6eeikahdu38]

Still this podcast was beyond awesome😅

[@kishinchhabria1502]

Hi

[@Liztastaney7]

That has NDA.

[@vishaldabhi3611]

What a podcast this was !! Mind blown 🤯

[@vijay.2128]

He is too smart; he knows Most repeat criminals come from wealthy and powerful families. But victims are most of the time middle-class, poor people. That's why he chose criminal defence . he chose money.

[@FaridurRahman-eg5zd]

Yes

[@Doc_vaibhav]

So what’s the problem you can also choose it 😂😂

[@taiburrahman8245]

Tujhe kisine roka hai kya , tu bhi law college

[@rajsub3884]

Also another thing he must be fighting fir victim also remember that Delhi thallium case but yes he is doing for criminal. Also not to forget unless convicted everybody guilty you can't assume before hand

[@Themystery321]

You should also choose money u poor person

[@Shaunak.2e30]

I totally agree with him that the police force should be made largely independent such that politicians are not able to misuse them or pressurize them.

[@somyavirmani4617]

I 100 percent agree with Raj Shamani. Lovely podcast!

[@Whxwjxwi]

His aura and way of speaking is absolutely amazing ❤

[@BhairavChikne]

Bro Raj needs to understand this , He thinks there must be very lawful and ethical policemen but the ground reality is different. It's not a strawberry world bro. The description by Tanveer sir is very accurate.

[@Methecreatureofallah]

Seriously very informative knowledgeable questions and satisfied answers.... The advocate is very smart and daring hatss off❤

[@sheetalspeaks]

Sitting with a criminal lawyer and asking such questions is quite impressive 😮

[@akarshvyahut]

Ahmed Mir is an amazing Speaker and Storyteller.

[@alokkhare3236]

I am a lawyer. It's eye opening, engaging, sensation, exciting, knowledgeable. Best podcast ever for me.

[@hiteshdua3746]

Its 15 mins into the podcast. And i have never seen such an articulate & intelligent person defending bullshit arguments. Humanity >>> Any law/constitution. Kudos to Raj for keep pushing him towards the moral conundrum.

[@r.s.5957]

सही कहा मुझे लगता सिस्टम में सुधार के जरूरत नहीं बल्कि पूरा सिस्टम बदलने की जरूरत है ऐसे व्यवस्था होने की वजह से ही ये गलत को भी सही साबित कर रहा है

[@esshan693]

With this logic , why don't you all boycott court , on one hand you are saying that the victim should get justice and then you all come and say that criminals shouldn't be allowed to defend themselves , how will justices be served when there is no trial , the only way justice is served when the case goes into court where both parties provide evidence and a neutral judge judges the case and give order accordingly not when u try encountering every criminal u see without any trial then why do courts even exist?? This is the exact reason why uttar pradesh will never be safe , u can't do anything in the name of "humanity" , this is exact reason why courts exist.

[@Doc_vaibhav]

he’s doing his job only !! As a doctor my job is to treat a patient, I can not refuse treatment to anyone just because he/she is a criminal or a terrorist because I’ve taken oath for saving lives. Though it’ll be very difficult but that’s what you have chosen to do !! My job is to save a human life, not to give verdict and just like that his job is to present the best case of his client after that justice or judgment depends on the judge.

[@mannagarwal5390]

Lawyers are vital to the preservation of justice in society. Imagine if an overzealous prosecutor added bogus charges on a person who committed a lesser crime. Even though he is guilty of committing a crime, he needs to be defended from excess prosecution. Society will suffer if he is prosecuted for a crime he did not commit. Even the guilty need representation in a court of law.

[@prachipatni29]

The questions STOLE THE SHOW! sooooo good! 🙌🏻💯

[@AnamikaSingh-ym9gb]

the way he said- "accidents waxidents toh hm waise hi nipta dete hain", literally gave goosebumps

[@kumarshubham4866]

LOVE for Tanveer Ahmed Mir for taking name like Amit Shah when no one is daring to

[@parthsharma9951]

Where did he took ?

[@birbal-ng5te]

H "Mr. Tanveer Ahmed Mir, A renowned criminal lawyer in India, is truly a master of his craft. His arguments in today's proceedings before the Additional Sessions Judge on the issue of charge were nothing short of exceptional. For those aspiring to practice criminal law, I highly recommend observing his work. His deep understanding of criminal law principles, particularly mens rea and preparation theory, coupled with his unwavering passion for his profession, makes him a formidable advocate. Unfortunately, I was unable to approach him personally, but I hope to have the opportunity to do so in the future." It is my silent tribute to this wonderful man .

[@thepunsiher14369]

Very insightful & logical conversation. Probably the longest podcast I have watched till date but it was definitely worth it.

[@thevirtuousman21]

Kudos to Tanveer Ahmed sir for being soo Blunt and giving a reality check to all the viewers of this video.

[@AdvAnkitJha]

Truly amazing... more interesting and informative than many documentry or OTT series. Thank You #RajShamani❤

[@amitaverma2855]

Boldly and beautifully answered.. wonderful 👍

[@ayushsaxena08]

Ranveer be like - Aap lawyers fap karte ho 😁

[@HM0092]

😂😂😂

[@pathikrit1913]

Court me yeti dekhi hai?

[@jaishreeram3274]

Kya judges apne maut ke baare mai sochte hai 😂

[@faisalahmed6592]

😂😂😂

[@SantanuChakraborty-g1s]

Bancood Kaya sence of humour 😆😆😆

[@randomreviews5693]

This is the only video i liked since a long time…. Great insight into the ‘republic & democratic” indias muck and truth. This was indeed a heart break for me.

[@aliceraphael9342]

I liked this talk very much and came to know about Indian law.I was very keen to listen to Lawyer Tanveer and admired his confidence 😊 After listening his daring in Priyadarshini Mattoo's case.We need such lawyer.A very big salute from me😊

[@jeet725]

Very brutal podcast and shows the relaity of our society. Logically, The next podcast should be with a high level judge. Lage raho ji.

[@aiousheegogoi1189]

Such an Interesting Podcast!!!

[@ashishkaushalmishra1302]

Thank you ❤ For introducing Someone special. What a man he's.🙏

[@Peerseer]

16:00 Howsoever high you are...law is higher than you... Meanwhile Money: Hold my beer...

[@niteshnaik6992]

True

[@chillucho3032]

😂😂 you don't know any thing 😂😂 India gandi lost her case and Baba Ram Rahim under jail despite having crores of money

[@jaishreeram3274]

Lawer and judges are 1000 times powerful than ias & ips

[@Whxwjxwi]

True Especially supreme court advocates

[@Xxxx-p4v]

True

[@biochemistrybyhoney]

Ya

[@SantoshKumar_Majhi]

In the time of freedom 70% MP was Lawyers

[@AbhyudayaDash]

Very true but isn't that if a single structure of society is rotten it can bring havoc and distress to many. More than who has more power it should be who has more responsibility. Certainly being powerful doesn't ensure being just and honest as they say “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

[@gangadharhumraskar7541]

You need to bring guest like this. Full respect to this lawyer for giving and appearing as a witness in Priyadarshini Matoo case.

[@Sam-lw1my]

He answered everything so bluntly without shadowing anything…thnx a lot Tanveer sir❤

[@yas_Sharma96]

3 hours ki movie ki jagah me to bhaiya ka podcast dekhna pasand kruga

[@dinokhanna7397]

One of the most knowledgeable things I ever heard about the Indian judicial system and the loopholes in it. Very very informative.

[@shwetamehra1052]

Amazing informative podcast 👍 I think this is your longest podcast

[@ayushkumarchaudhary5567]

Parliament mai jo hmare neta sb hai unka interview upload kriye❤❤❤ Wo hmare desh ke liye kya sochte hai hm sb youth ke liye kya plans hai ❤❤

[@rohitjangra3727]

" सत्यमेव जयते " what a joke. Even before this podcast it was clear to everyone there is no morality, equality, justice, ethics or anything exists in real world. It's all about power. Thank u so much for making it more clear to everyone.

[@mrnobody4869]

There was naver

[@Debashish_750]

It's good right we can get away with anything by just throwing money?

[@AnishMahali18]

Sir jitne advice diye apne Police ko ye sab sirf sunne ke liye acche hain practically impossible hain.... 👍🏻💯 Agar aap bhi policing mai hote to aap khud bhi utne corrupt hote.... Police officers ki galti nhi, Police system ya legacy keh lo jo british Era se chalti aaa rhe hain...

[@Cricketeditz54321]

Very deep podcast...best podcast ...what a energy of lawyer 🔥🔥

[@linkmedia5643]

I feel that being an Indian lawyer, the guest, is obligated to talk shit and defend a system that is totally broken and never works for the masses that it’s supposed to serve. which is the Indian judicial system.

[@Zak-qh5tb]

Every system in India is terrible and have not been reformed to minimize corruption.

[@rjsingh6504]

both of them were not able to understand this point, that lawyers take on cases of criminals knowing very well that he did the crime and our courts are ok with it, because, we have to decide the extent of punishment there are some nuances in each case that could ease up someone's punishment, now the thing is lawyers at first take fees for finding these nuances so that judgement is as fair as possible for his client but at one point they understand he deserves particular punishment if we are fair but since he has paid me fees i cannot just give up on his case and also here comes the greed part they offer loopholes to client like corruption or other things for lot of money, because in real world money and power talks, its human nature.

[@user-zy8vk2ip8o]

You are absolutely right! A broken society allows such criminals to run its country! Our ancestors must have gone through such such oppression, that they must be so tired ..... such a sleazy system has got established, and within our homes we are taught to be moral!

[@LeafGang69420]

Slave morality

[@mriraqi765]

Ambedkar का Constitution नपुंसकों के लिए है, मुझे अपने बुजुर्गो के कबाइली कानूनों पर ज्यादा भरोसा है।

[@Rudraksh-ql4ce]

100% agreed

[@Charon764]

​@@Rudraksh-ql4celaw har jagah law napushka he hota hai wo kahawat hai na "the grass is greener on the other side" tum bss apne ancestral law ke leak points dekhna nahi chahte may out of respect or frustration from current regime

[@Lionmotivation45]

Ancestral laws😂😂😂 wahi laws jisme agar kisi brahmin ne r*pe kiya toh usko bas fine dena hai aur agar same crime kisi lower caste ne kiya toh usko phasi ki sajah. Wah beta wah👏👏👏

[@nabighjamil3897]

My personal fav podcast so far.

[@preetiahuja7896]

My comment deleted so fast. It's amazing. My father is a lawyer & never suggested me to become a lawyer. It's not a profession for loyal, compassionate & kind hearted people. Only for people who can kill their conscience. Lawyers are liars as i call them, can tweak the truth for money. Can even turn the victim into believing, is at fault. Now I know why my sisters insulted me & threw me out of the house, while my father looked on. Because he wanted it that way ,& since there are no other witnesses , he's gotten away with it. And he says it's destiny.

[@sabkaBaap007]

The last couple of lines are not clear "Now I know........destiny." What are you trying to say here? I'd like to know it. Thanks.

[@preetiahuja7896]

@@sabkaBaap007 that's something even I'm confused about, as I've obeyed & done everything to please my parents to the best of my ability. My sisters used to behave weird after I got married, they became really private & stopped sharing or being nice to me. After my mum passed away, they became weirder. As it is i never interfered in their life, as they would get really upset if I even asked them to go out somewhere together. I had to move out of the country due to circumstances of my husband's movement, that was great for them, as it was a chance to naturally get rid of me. Long story short, 14 years since my mum passed. As it is there was hardly any communication, 4 yrs. ago, I just went to my father's house to wish my youngest sister on her birthday, she yelled & screamed & threw me out of my parents house, while my lawyer father just looked on. His behaviour has been like this too. According to the podcast, life of witness is the hardest.( some complications)I'm just that. Hence, my destiny.

[@aniketray9964]

Why your sister threw out of the house😢

[@preetiahuja7896]

@@sabkaBaap007 it means he wanted it to be like this. Maybe he's biased towards me. And to cover his sins, he's just naming it as destiny, like a lawyer/liar will do.

[@sabkaBaap007]

@@preetiahuja7896 okay so I believe you trying to convey that your father wanted you out of the house and that is the reason why he did not do anything when your sisters threw you out of the house and insulted you but I would like to know why your sisters did that in the first place?

[@thoughtspondering]

There were many good people who supported Duryodhan in Mahabharata (Karna, Dronacharya, Bhishma, many more...) they all knew Duryodhan was wrong, but it was their obligation to fight to defend Duryodhan. Krishna could have put Pandavas on throne without the battle. But that would not been fair game.

[@DeftHands01]

They chose their personal reasons to support Duryodhan instead of taking side of Right (dharma). Thats the reason all were killed. Good try but bad argument.

[@Mangala-r5j]

गीता समाधान है 🙏

[@artifice_abhi]

@@DeftHands01 and in todays world killing doesn't mean to actually kill but the case gets lost.