Addressing Youth Behavior and Society

Hi friends, today I feel like just talking to you.

Whatever happened at Jantar Mantar, the country and the world have seen it.

Some mischievous children used filthy abuses.

That would not suit any civilized society,

such words were used.

I was abused, and my late mother was also abused.

I don't know how ugly it was.

But today I want to talk about how

mistakes happen in childhood.

And in childhood, there is also an opportunity to learn from mistakes.

And that is what childhood is.

And that is why, within society,

I can well understand the anger that exists.

It is a cultural shock that our daughters can speak

such language. But it is time to embrace these children and show

them the way.

These are misled children, and it is our job to show them the way.

Punishing them, making them run to courts, and harassing

them in society will not change the situation.

I want to forgive them.

I hope society also accepts this, because I have only

one feeling in my heart.

Sometimes we bite our tongue under our teeth and it bleeds.

But we do not break our teeth because the teeth are ours,

and the tongue is also ours.

The children are also ours, and it is our job to show them the way.

It is difficult to guide those who have gone astray,

but we must do this difficult task.

And therefore, come, I say to these children, children, come, let us move forward

together for the country.

Learn something new, learn from mistakes, and set out with your dreams.

The country is moving forward rapidly and is bound to progress further,

and that your progress is also assured is my dream.

I live for you, and I toil for your bright future.

Come, let us together take the country forward.

Thank you very much, friends.

Just come, learn from mistakes, and move forward.