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Ritika Chopra ने Gyanesh Kumar पर Express Investigation की क्या Inside Story बताई Saurabh Dwivedi को

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Ritika Chopra ने Gyanesh Kumar पर Express Investigation की क्या Inside Story बताई Saurabh Dwivedi को

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Saam Daam Dand Bhed Playlist -    • साम दाम दंड भेद | Saam Daam Dand Bhed   Saam Daam Dand Bhed | Episode 06 | Indian Express Hindi Host: Saurabh Dwivedi Guests: Ritika Chopra, S. Y. Quraishi, Deeptiman Tiwari, Santosh Singh, Pooja Sasikumar Pillai, Sukrita Baruah For months, two members of India's Election Commission have been putting their dissent on paper. An Indian Express investigation shows that Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi recorded at least 14 formal objections over 10 months. They said decisions on voter registration, deletion and restoration of names, SIR appeals and oversight of voter-data systems were taken without their knowledge or against their written advice. The full Commission met on 9 September, its first full meeting in four months. In this episode, Saurabh Dwivedi speaks to the reporter behind the investigation and a former Chief Election Commissioner. They discuss how the story was reported, how the three-member Commission is meant to work, why the commissioners learnt of some decisions from the media, the constitutional questions around the SIR, and the questions CEC Gyanesh Kumar still has to answer. The second big story of the week: Jamui and Kalkaji. In Bihar's Jamui, a group of men stopped two Class 10 students returning from coaching, beat them, sexually harassed the girl and circulated the videos online. In Delhi's Kalkaji, three men posing as policemen separated a 17-year-old girl from her friend and allegedly gang-raped her; nearby Lady Shri Ram College briefly moved classes online. The panel discusses moral policing as a cover for sexual violence, why offenders film their crimes, why girls find it hard to speak about abuse at home, how such violence affects the victim, the family and society, and what NCRB data can and cannot tell us. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 2:07 Meet the guests 4:04 How the investigation was done and how long it took 8:38 Seeking the Election Commission's response 9:31 Quraishi: Is the minority view prevailing? 12:07 What is the SIR controversy? 14:33 SIR in Bihar: What was seen on the ground 18:02 The Aadhaar row and the legal basis of SIR 22:46 SIR to catch infiltrators: How many were found? 25:56 Did all three commissioners agree when SIR began? 27:45 Past disagreements within the Election Commission 29:17 Why this dissent is different 30:09 Why the full Commission did not meet for 4 months 32:48 Complaint to the Cabinet Secretary: Was it proper? 35:40 How decisions were taken in Quraishi's tenure 37:15 The story of Lalu Yadav's phone call 39:43 The CEC's role in building consensus: What changed 41:30 Changes to Form 6 and objections to centralisation 42:57 The 97 voters of Goa 43:43 The value of one vote: A polling booth in Gir forest 45:19 How the Commission went from one member to three 48:10 The politics of 'infiltrators' and SIR 53:01 How Election Commissioners are appointed 54:13 Inside the newsroom 58:41 The questions Gyanesh Kumar still has to answer 1:00:18 Quraishi's advice: What the Commission should do 1:01:58 Will this become an election issue? 1:07:44 Second story: Jamui and Kalkaji 1:10:47 Meet the guests 1:11:55 Crimes by strangers vs. familiar people, NCRB data 1:14:44 Shame and silence: Why girls don't speak up 1:17:20 Jamui: Victim blaming and moral policing 1:18:42 The Kalkaji gang rape and LSR's response 1:21:21 Harassment outside girls' colleges and hostels 1:25:43 How shame around the body affects women's health 1:29:22 Why the victim gets blamed 1:32:01 Posing as police: Using fear and silence 1:33:29 Why calling offenders 'monsters' is not enough 1:36:09 Rape jokes and the normalisation of violence 1:37:04 A viewer's three experiences 1:40:26 Offenders who fear nothing 1:41:42 Politicians' statements and token measures 1:43:59 Is Delhi safer than before? 1:46:30 Saurabh Dwivedi's commentary 1:48:18 Santosh Singh from Patna: What happened in Jamui 1:50:22 The 'decent way of moral policing' and 'isolated incident' remarks 1:52:34 The Samrat Choudhary government and police action 1:55:20 The opposition's attack: Will it become a big issue? 1:57:02 How to change the moral-policing mindset 1:59:12 Kedarnath Singh's poem 'Matdaan Kendra Par Jhapki' Produced by: Indian Express Hindi Edited by: Hardik Jain