AAPSaurabh Bharadwaj of the Aam Aadmi Party said that the BJP government in Delhi has started by demolishing poor people’s homes, taking away jobs from thousands of young people, and using police brutality against children and girls who raise their voices for their rights. Bharadwaj also said Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has been silent about the alleged mistreatment of girls at Jantar Mantar.
BJPYogi Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh is moving rapidly toward becoming the country’s number one economy. Bharatiya Janata Party says that the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh and Yogi Adityanath gave 9 lakh jobs and cared about the future of Uttar Pradesh’s youth.
BJPThe BJP says that India’s youth are no longer only seeking jobs and are using “Start-up India” to start their own businesses and become employers. Pradeep Bhandari said that PM Narendra Modi has ensured youth opportunities and that Modi's government has provided employment to more than 13 lakh young people in the last 12 years through UPSC, SSC, and Railways.
BJPYogi Adityanath said that the Bharatiya Janata Party has provided private-sector jobs to 6.5 million young people. He said that more than 30 million people have been connected with employment or self-employment.
BJPYogi Adityanath said that a "uncle-nephew" duo used to go out for extortion and that no young person outside the Saifai syndicate got a job. Yogi Adityanath said that before 2017, no recruitment was conducted honestly.
BJPYogi Adityanath asked where "PDA" had gone in the Rajya Sabha election ticket distribution and alleged that the Samajwadi Party sold the ticket to a Mumbai businessman. He said this showed "the truth" of the Samajwadi Party.
INCINC said that, along with protesters, non-protesters, journalists, lawyers, and minors, it was taken to a makeshift detention centre near LIC, Rajiv Chowk. Supriya Shrinate asked why Delhi and India’s capital city are "jailed" and said people are being stopped from reaching Delhi.
INCThe INC says people are marching to defend their rights. The Indian National Congress said the country is ready to hold "traitors" to account and said that "vote thieves" must leave office under any circumstances.
INCK. C. Venugopal, for the Indian National Congress, says arresting Rahul Gandhi has become a pattern under what he calls a "fascist regime," and he says India is witnessing the "total destruction of Indian democracy." He also alleges that Delhi Police personnel manhandled Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi and says they will pay a heavy price.
INCThe Indian National Congress said that when it was detained, there were no women police officers on the bus and that, after asking for a female constable, the bus was moved anyway. Ragini Nayak said that "Modi and Amit Shah" and "Delhi Police" are involved, and she alleged that Congress MPs, including Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi, and other Congress supporters were intentionally injured.
INCINC said that it had been staging a peaceful protest since 4 October and that it was detained on 5 October. Jairam Ramesh said that Delhi Police again dragged and arrested Lok Sabha opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi, and other INDIA leaders.
INCLavanya Ballal of the Indian National Congress asks who the police officer is who took the decision to detain people and snatch their phones and cameras. Lavanya Ballal asks who put a woman on duty at that place and says the Delhi police has been beating up journalists.