Yogendra Yadav: “Are We Back to Democratic Politics?” Reading Elections 2024

[@gautamgangulyguwahati9717]

Illuminating, magnificent, soul touching speech by Yogendra ji. Brilliant analysis 👏. Pleasure to listen to Yadav ji

[@authentic_101]

Now I know why he's got his predictions accurate! He's soo comprehensive and precise in his analysis.

[@gautamgangulyguwahati9717]

@@authentic_101 I enjoyed his comparison of political comments with cricket commentary . Superb. Another striking thing ,he said, about QUALITY OF English news channels. Yogendra ji 🙏 is spot on

[@Dogmatix-24]

As usual it's a treat to listen to Yogendra lucidly explaining the deep insights into our complex politics.

[@filmcritic4178]

I have never seen an Intellectual like Yogendra Yadav. Hat's off to you, Sir

[@Dadasahab1234]

He has changed association so many times during last fifteen years, he has lost all credibility.

[@rajanisantu]

@@Dadasahab1234only an intelligent person will change when he gets to see the truth closer. Changing is not a sin, changing for the worse is a sin

[@rakeshp4215]

Thanks to Wire for giving this opportunity to see Mr Shashi Kumar on TV after ages. I have been his ardent fan since my college days. No words for Yogendra ji as I don't miss any of his talk/debate. His psephology/prediction for 2024 election has been 100% accurate.

[@abidaliedakkattil1]

What an excellent speech. No one in this country talks with such an amazing clarity , not to mention his sharp analytical tools, impeccable methodology and brilliant insights.

[@SK160593]

Couldn't agree more....

[@EdwardDSouza-e4c]

Yogendraji is a great orator, intellectual and a superb analyst of our times. He always deserves a standing ovation. Rightly said that democracy is round the corner with Rahul Gandhi at the helm as LoP and soon will be in power at the center with peoples blessings. We salute our great humble human being Mr Yogendraji.

[@rashminperla2]

What a fantastic illuminating talk . So much to learn

[@balwindersinghjaihind5979]

Definitely Rahul Gandhi is bringing back the democracy..,🤚🤚👍👍👍✌️✌️ yogendra yadav is a good political. analyst

[@Dadasahab1234]

R.G. bhakts view.😅

[@tax7942]

Fantastic analytical skill. Thinking far above the maddening crowd. I worry about his safety. He can be an eye sore.. May God bless him.

[@rajneeshyadav6284]

I m amazed by the yogendra Ji speech....

[@roselinedinpuii7877]

Always been a big fan of Mr. Yogendra Yadav . I'm in awe of his clear balanced mind. May God bless him with a long life so that we Indians can continue to learn from him

[@bullseye7541]

There is a lesson in attendance that appears to be less than 50% in the hall. The school should be concerned about the interests of the students and the ways of the faculty !

[@kp7557]

Great speech and highly educative.

[@hassobhatia2885]

Brilliant prognosis, intellectually inspiring, analysis by Yogendra Yadav…

[@kandanmuthusamy3]

Excellent analysis by Dr. Yogendra Yadav about the pseudo democracy prevailing in India for last few years. Let's hope for the best 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@vetri1527]

We love Yogendra Yadav for his love and affection on people of India

[@mohanregalla2053]

A great welcome to you yogendra yadav to say all this amongst every section, layer by layer. Please go every kilometre of India to say this.

[@aprameyamukherjee5427]

Best of Yogendra Yadav! Simply brilliant 👏 👏👏

[@pathupara]

As always, Yogendra Yadav is a breath of fresh air. He reiterates our faith to reside in the power of peoples to save Democracies. Redistribution should no longer be a dirty word.

[@Dogmatix-24]

@@pathupara Redistribution was made into a dirty word by crony capitalists to amass more wealth, mostly ill-gotten wealth. Sadly, we, the middle class, believe them in the hope some crumbs will be thrown at us from the high table.

[@sanjayk-oo6ic]

Yogendra yadam and the wire channel itself- you all are some of the Gems we have in Indian society.. you all are treadging a difficult path. God bless you all and India

[@annapoorni1]

All thanks to 3 states - UP, WB, Maharashtra. Cannot thank the people of these 3 states enough for saving India. Hats off

[@surenm4981]

Enlightening and thought provoking.. Yogeshji's thoughts are as always intense in their sincerity...

[@bhaswarchoudhury5468]

Very insightful. The various layers of complexity affecting the country have been elucidated clearly by identifying the systemic reason and not restricting to symptomatic causes. Thank you, Yogendra Yadav ji and Wire.

[@mohibquadri4053]

The most honest analyst and social worker of our country.

[@sunilambat9982]

So enlightened by this , thanks everyone who organised this .

[@mkcgerman]

Excellent.. Concise and clear speech by Yogendraji..

[@mdsharifyalpi574]

Great and simple human being.he spoke only truth.

[@bingoaustra10]

One of the best analyses of the present regime. He alone instills fear in the hearts of the Bharatiya Jumla Party.

[@kamalchatterjee5677]

NATIONWIDE STRUGGLE/ MOVEMENT CAN BRING CHANGES.

[@RajamaniMuthuchamy]

Brilliant talk by Yogendra Yadav.

[@amittyagi9171]

Thanks to wire for present such illuminating discussion. It should reach masses.

[@ajithgeorge7432]

Brilliant mind!!!

[@yeh_desh_hai_humara]

I heard this again a second time and benefited twice as much. An excellent discourse. Sharing it with thinking friends.

[@abenyezung9483]

Let our Almighty God open the minds of the people of India to understand logical and insightful lecture of Yogendra ji ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@pardeeptandon]

The Punch line of Rahul Speach was when he said BJP/ RSS do not represent the Hindu religion. He fell short of saying that BJP & RSS represent a Polythistic Brahmin religion and not a Hindu religion. Each caste is a more significant Polytheistic religion in its own right, while the Hindu religion is not even a Polytheistic religion. The Hindutva of RSS is actually a Brahminvadi Polytheistic religion, which they like to call the Hindu religion. The Hindu religion came into existence during British rule. They encouraged it by clubbing all non-Abrahmic religions under the umbrella of the Hindu religion. They did it primarily for their administrative ease and not to support religion. That is why we do not find any King in History who called himself a Hindu King. Even Lord Ram was not known as a Hindu King. Nor do we find any reference to Hindu religion in any holy book of Sanatana Dharma. Be it Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagwat Gita or Ramayana. We do not see any temples from the pre-British era, known as Hindu temples. During British rule, the Brahmins started putting a Barat of Idols in all our temples to pocket the revenue and started calling it the Hindu temple. Hence, we had no followers of the Hindu religion between the Vedic times and the British era. We still vote for our caste / Polythistic religion. The founders of the nation were wise people in giving us a secular constitution and not a Hindu / Brahminvadi constitution, which the Brahmins of RSS want to create now.

[@MohammedKhan-hc1mr]

Very true….you have said it, but is the real opinion of every true Indian..

[@Dogmatix-24]

@@pardeeptandon The RSS-BJP hegemony based on Hindutva plank takes advantage of our ignorance of our Dharma and its many strands. They are conveniently conflating all the streams into ONE religion as a political ideology. Our true Dharma is being hollowed out with obsession for rituals and ceremonies while ignoring the deep underpinning of philosophical thoughts. What the British did was bring secular thinking to us; it taught us almost a haughty disdain for religions as if they are nothing more than a bunch of superstitions and obscure practices. In the process we handed over the reins to the Brahminical class who hoodwink the masses with their arcane rites and rituals.

[@DigitUnni]

@@MohammedKhan-hc1mr Modi should win next elections too with 300 seats. True Indian

[@DigitUnni]

@@Dogmatix-24 Modi is not a Brahmin. Education helps

[@Dogmatix-24]

@@DigitUnni Modi is merely the facade behind which the Brahminical hegemony operates.

[@darlyzavier3176]

Great pleasure hearing you Yogendra ji

[@jayantabsarma]

Characterstically soft spoken with some elements of genuine glimpses of reflections. The last election was a classic case of how a election system is supposed to work. It produced the perfect result in the expected line. If a party wins almost all the seats in a parliamentary democracy, what the party would do is a matter of speculation. According to Jadv Ji, in this instance, the BJP would have inserted 'Sanatana' into the constitution, for example. Probably. But so what? The Gen Next under RaGa would be free to revert it back in 2029. Five years is just a moment in a nation's history. The glimpses of genuine honesty came when he said opposition leaders were not good enough. That they did not win. And that the BJP lost seats not because of any strategic mistake as such. It was the collective will of the people even though each voter had his or her own intent based on individual perspective. This is a greater truth in Jogendra Ji's entire speech. All in all, a normal election like all the past elections in the country, he is spinning it to project as unique ('plebisite'). Every election is a plebisite of a sort. And his last realisation that the BJP taught him a lessoon wheather it is a reflection of his honesty, or a hard lesson taught, is difficult to say. That he has to be respectful to the religion and heritage of the country is really good lesson that he was taught.

[@malabikasaha2452]

That rightist forces are repetedly repelled out of WB, is a definite outcome of deep rooted land reforms in the state. Tolerance has been a hallmark in this region over centuries. The speaker remains cocooned in his nostalgia of university politics. Whreas land reforms happened in the fields of rural Bengal catalysed by an army of devoted whole timers.

[@moderndemocracychannel4699]

When apathy was prevailing among democracy lovers in 2014 onwards then Rahul gandhi ji with BHARAT JODO YATRA, a hope of democracy again not only strengthen but the situation changed in 2024 . But still problem of Election commission partiality is a big challenge.

[@dhanasekarm6004]

Excellent Mr.Sasi Kumar, Well Organized & a Useful Conversation, Many More Such debats is Good for the Students as well, Hats Off

[@thomasmenachery8780]

Good logical thinking and even better interpretation of the last general election - 2024.

[@ayoorchethan]

A very productive session 👏👏👏👏🔥👍

[@pkprabhakaran]

Congratulations and thank you ACJ and Yogendra for this wonderful talk❤❤

[@kapilbhagat2444]

Amazing analysis.

[@SojiAbraham-e4s]

❤❤❤❤ So much happy for the organisers and this speech, its insights to save the greatest democracy, our India...hats of Yogendra Sir and Wire.... ( Also, Yogendra sir, sorry to say, listening to you, always I feel you don't clearly understand Kerala politics ( also because either way it's in favour of INDIA block) ( Request someone to share this link to PK, so that he can avoid becoming joker next time around or getting sold) ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jsangwan1]

Thanks, Yogender Yadav ji. Your free, frank and clear thoughts about the present phinomana are worth appreciating.

[@ramanapsy]

Wonderful talk followed by even more interesting Q & A, thanks for the upload.

[@ambrose12345able]

Good your precious talk was in Chennai, the think tank of india.

[@shiladityabikashsingh6457]

Very insightful and definitive talk that can come only from Yogendraji, a person with his hand on people's pulse.Thanks to the organizers.

[@raghbirsingh1931]

Great speach mr.yogender ji yadav

[@ashokpanigrahi7520]

India needs to come together for its future more than ever..Our democracy needs struggle we shouldn't be taking this election for granted like we have in past..

[@Dogmatix-24]

@@ashokpanigrahi7520 While elections are vital signposts of a democracy, what happens between elections is equally important if not more, to deliver the fruits of democracy. Unwittingly we have turned elections into colourful and noisy tamasha to celebrate the anointment of our rulers instead of critically scrutinising their performance between elections.

[@ravinderjitsinghbajwa8584]

Excellent analysis of the present political situation of lndia.

[@sareshn]

👏💯🇮🇳💯👏 Very good session

[@sudeepbose75]

What a great pleasure it is to listen to Mr Yogendra Yadav. ❤

[@naeemsiddiqui-s8t]

What an excellent and true analysis and commentary.

[@umeshkumar7370]

It was immense pleasure to me to hear speech of yogendra ji.The country has such a brilliant personality but the present dirty political system has no space for him.

[@VikramadityaDesai]

This is classic

[@felixfrancis3246]

That was a very educative discourse, we don't want dictorship, a government is elected not to dictate, but for good governance!

[@jaybhupathi912]

Very enlightening and beneficial balanced message at this crucial moment of what you call the beginning of the second republic of India. Thank you sir.

[@yeh_desh_hai_humara]

I like the idea of a new republic. You have given us real food for thought. Thank you.

[@EdwardDSouza-e4c]

Yogendraji at his best as always. Intellectual analysis which only our intelligent and great Yogendraji can give. Very composed, cool, respectful man on earth.

[@rajkumarpanditYouTub]

Very very strongly worded speech.. sadly we are not educated enough to understand and bring to practice

[@drmanaskrsinha4250]

Absolutely amazing analysis -

[@RKAKASH-g8b]

Well explained by YY it's total sence 🎉🎉❤❤

[@bhupender3396]

This is a sensible analysis made intelligently.

[@aniltuli5860]

Once a sefologist always a sefologist.. Try as hard as one may... it is best for her/him to do what she /he is best at... and you dear Mr Yadav should continue to do... what you are best at... inspite of your other commitments of teaching and activism... it is the best way in which you can serve the country as of now... Our country needs a lot more selfless and responsible people and advisors like you to bring about real transformation in our political system... It is surprising that no political party has even thought of nominating men like Mr Yadav for the Upper House of Parliament i.e the Rajya Sabha... 🙏

[@Baluph]

You misses to P(ee) in front of sefologist , and you spell it wrong.

[@aniltuli5860]

Gentleman am not very good at spellings particularly those used only once in a while... by the way could you please clarify why have you spelled it incorrectly in your post...❓ 🙏

[@prambedkar]

Exciting! Allowed to rethink this plebiscite in 2024 election

[@sudarshanr7040]

Modi, till now, has not been averse to failure. He was Chief Minister of Gujarat for 12 years and Prime Minister for 10 years. He has always enjoyed the pleasures of position, power, luxurious life and enjoying foreign tours & benefits. Modi has refrained from facing any controversial incidents (Chinese encroachments, Mizoram riots, natural disasters/riots in any state and many more). Courage and skill are necessary to face such dilemmas. Now a person with such a mindset does not even imagine failure. Moreover, the memories of big scandals and cruel revenge on opponents for so many years make him more distressed and he is struggling to face the present situation. Because of that, his confused state is evident from talking about everything that seems to be untrue.

[@chhandamchanda8300]

Great lecture, great discussion!!

[@sajithomas2158]

Clear cut analysis of the darkest preelection manipulation and strangulation of democracy by B J P

[@Amanpundir]

What a sight to behold 😮

[@sabihasaud8156]

Brilliant !! Treat to talk !!

[@syedharoonahmed2081]

Excellent discourse proved & explaining how our democracy highjacked by a autocratic leader & his government by electoral politics

[@ammukuriyan7429]

Remember seeing you on Raiway platform, you were on the travel,to Pune

[@srinivasrao369]

Always apleasure to listen to Yogendra Yadav ji

[@thomasbenjamin8337]

Very impressive professional analysis.

[@satyabrataghosh7369]

Religion is the sigh of the oppressed heart of a heartless world just as it is the spirit of a spiritless situation....

[@prasannannambiar9672]

Need some kind of mass education by people like Yogendra Yadav. Only that can ensure we can wipe out the hate politics of BJP

[@mpatelpatel4152]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sanjaygadhalay1523]

" The question is simple but the answer is not !!! " Addressing meticulouly. The What ? Where ? When? Who ? Why ,? And How ? Of the Matter. ...and expounding on it ...thank you shashi for mentioning the lokniti .csds pieces. . they have been a superb series ... Sets a superb context to this session ...,

[@prakashbhatt6561]

Excellent!

[@TGi4884]

Outstanding analysis. The INDIA bloc needs to hear and absorb a lot from this. Request YY to visit all Southern states soonest, but visit North India also later, to spread the imperative for a concerted effort.

[@DrBLVerma-hh7um]

Excellent lecture sir!

[@augustaaraujo5157]

Good debate n well explained..

[@kaushlendrakumarsinha]

Yes

[@anantha47410]

Yogendra Yadav's wonderful analysis of every aspects of defeat of Modi magic that Modi himself was unaware of before the elections.

[@malabikasaha2452]

His analysis of elections is a superhit though.

[@sudarshanr7040]

Ancient indian temples have stood for hundreds of years without any issue because that were built out of devotion.

[@MKMathai]

Simply good . What did the seven stages of voting do to the election. Or better still how did the BJP and INDIA fare in each of the stages. This will give a better insight into the game plan. And what campaign corrections at what level helped which party ultimately.

[@JITENDRAYADAV-os8mf]

"Religion is the opium of the people. It is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, and the soul of our soulless conditions.”

[@PadmanabhanAnanth]

Excellent speech! Kudos!!

[@aruppal2639]

Absolute clarity of thought of the speaker.

[@sudarshanr7040]

Good that I N D I A alliance did not try to form the govt. Mamatha Banerjee, Arvind kejriwal, uddhav bal thackeray even earlier was the most undependable , unpredictable , hence dangerous to trust them.

[@RashidKhan-bk9hm]

please speak up for the immediate release of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam, etc, etc

[@devindersharma9921]

This enthralling and immersive tour de force of our republic. This is one view of reclaiming our democratic moorings there will be some others also. In the end saving our culture, social and ethnicity we nay or it might lead to fighting the BJP and RSS in our streets. Possibly it might begin with different strategies and tactics in different states, and with wuse and satute leadership emerge the fighting machine engaging the Hindutva forces championed by Modi and his acolytes until true democratic institutions begin to take shape, remedying some and creating new ones, where their is no space for non democratic functioining and takeover of institutions bent to Hindutva forces. It is happening in small measures - the repudiation of BJP Hindutva by the Shankracharyas, the sense of pride by the backwards, lower castes and coalescing into small political groupings ready for street fighting against BJP and rightist forces, a wee bit of self respect by the godi media though much is required and emergence of electronnic playlists or news channels. Their contribution from Modi hating to democratic conscience is there is to see and doing well. Lastly, Yogendra Yadav is one champion and we need more.

[@shylajanaiksatam9730]

Excellent 👍👍👍

[@shantanusapru]

Wonderful!!

[@GhulamMustaffaDar]

Thanks "The wire"

[@Cholan4356]

I admire Yadavji. But I beg to differ with him in one aspect. The myth that Modi is invincible is broken and I only predict more defeats in the coming elections !

[@Anilkumar-gq9dt]

That’s great speech sir.