Discussion on Economic Impact and Climate Issues

What it means is they've put up a curtain, to hide the poor

people.

If they see it covered, at least it won't show, otherwise, they won't disgrace our country

by going there.

These foreign ministers and the like who are coming, because of them, they're hiding the poor

to make it seem like there are no poor people. That's what I want to say. This has become like a jail

now.

It's causing problems.

Now we're leaving from here.

We're leaving from here, we're going this way.

Whatever little air was coming in from outside, that air has completely stopped. That's why it feels

suffocating.

Curtains have been put up right in front of your shop here.

It'll be a total loss. Who's going to come?

They've put up this curtain, right? It's for three days at most. Because of that,

it doesn't make any difference

to us, it doesn't affect the shop.

We earn 1,000 to 1,200 rupees.

Now that it's closed, then what?

There's nothing.

They've shut this down. Doesn't that feel bad?

Well, I haven't had any problems so far.

Look, here, like our neighbor, Mitthu Bhai.

There are restrictions on coming and going on the roads.

Well, if we're going to someone's house, will they leave trash lying around in their home?

So you're saying it's trash.

I didn't say it's trash. I'm saying it's fine.

Our country should have a good image.

This summit involves many issues related to trade and climate.

So these are the people most affected by climate change.

There's no point in voting. This time, I won't go vote.