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chair of the home affairs select committee. what did you make of what you heard from the prime minister this morning, the news conference he gave on this flagship reminder scheme for his government? brute scheme for his government? we started to get a bit more information about what the plan is. obviously. — information about what the plan is. obviously, it is 10—12 weeks ahead before _ obviously, it is 10—12 weeks ahead before any— obviously, it is 10—12 weeks ahead before any flexible take off. the home _ before any flexible take off. the home affairs select committee as i was been _ home affairs select committee as i was been very concerned about the practicalities of this scheme and whether— practicalities of this scheme and whether it will actually deliver the numbers — whether it will actually deliver the numbers that the government seem to think it _ numbers that the government seem to think it will, _ numbers that the government seem to think it will, and also whether it will actually have that deterrent value _ will actually have that deterrent value that the government claim. we know the _ value that the government claim. we know the permanent secretary of the home _ know the permanent secretary of the home office would not sign this policy— home office would not sign this policy off, he had to get a ministerial direction because he wasn't — ministerial direction because he wasn't satisfied that it was value for money, — wasn't satisfied that it was value for money, that it would deliver on what _ for money, that it would deliver on what the _ for money, that it would deliver on what the government think it will. so that— what the government think it will. so that is— what the government think it will. so that is still to be decided and we need — so that is still to be decided and we need to see the evidence of whether— we need to see the evidence of whether the scheme works. you have them in front — whether the scheme works. you have them in front of— whether the scheme works. you have them in front of your _ whether the scheme works. you have them in front of your committee - them in front of your committee fairly regularly. the next time you see them, what would you be wanting to get out of them? we see them, what would you be wanting to get out of them?— to get out of them? we want to get more information _
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to get out of them? we want to get more information about _ to get out of them? we want to get more information about the - to get out of them? we want to get i more information about the numbers, how many— more information about the numbers, how many will actually be going to rwanda _ how many will actually be going to rwanda. some figures published today show there are 73,000 in the backlog who cannot _ show there are 73,000 in the backlog who cannot claim asylum, who could potentially _ who cannot claim asylum, who could potentially go to rwanda. we have also heard that rwanda are only likely— also heard that rwanda are only likely to — also heard that rwanda are only likely to take a few hundred in the first instance. so there is a bit of a mismatch— first instance. so there is a bit of a mismatch between the numbers. we want to— a mismatch between the numbers. we want to hear— a mismatch between the numbers. we want to hear more about that, the practicalities of the planes because there _ practicalities of the planes because there has— practicalities of the planes because there has been concerns about whether— there has been concerns about whether there are actually airlines that will— whether there are actually airlines that will fly people to rwanda. so these _ that will fly people to rwanda. so these are — that will fly people to rwanda. so these are all questions that we want to put— these are all questions that we want to put to _ these are all questions that we want to put to ministers when they get in front of— to put to ministers when they get in front of us— to put to ministers when they get in front of us again. also, what is actually— front of us again. also, what is actually happening on the ground in rwanda? _ actually happening on the ground in rwanda? whether the processes are in place, _ rwanda? whether the processes are in place, whether the appeal system is in place _ place, whether the appeal system is in place and working properly, whether— in place and working properly, whether the judges are there, the lawyers, — whether the judges are there, the lawyers, all of that we need to see if it is— lawyers, all of that we need to see if it is going — lawyers, all of that we need to see if it is going to work.— if it is going to work. quite a bit of movement — if it is going to work. quite a bit of movement tonight, - if it is going to work. quite a bit of movement tonight, the - if it is going to work. quite a bit - of movement tonight, the government has come up with a bit of a concession on the idea that afghans who have served in our british armed forces will not be deported to rwanda, those that are already in
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voting is taking place. part of the reason what makes voting here such a big, monumentaltask reason what makes voting here such a big, monumental task is not only the size of the population, but it is also the size of the country and the diversity within the country. according to indian law you cannot be more than two kilometres away from a polling booth, so you are in a situation where you have electoral officials that are travelling five hours, sometimes on animals, to be able to take a voting machine to one resident perhaps in a remote area in a forest. ~ ., ., a forest. what are the practicalities - a forest. what are the practicalities where i a forest. what are the l practicalities where you a forest. what are the - practicalities where you are and what is being done to deal with that? i what is being done to deal with that? ., what is being done to deal with that? . ., that? i am in chennai in the southern — that? i am in chennai in the southern indian _ that? i am in chennai in the southern indian state - that? i am in chennai in the southern indian state and l that? i am in chennai in the i southern indian state and in that? i am in chennai in the l southern indian state and in a location — southern indian state and in a location that is close to a cluster of about — location that is close to a cluster of about six polling booths. you can see the _ of about six polling booths. you can see the line — of about six polling booths. you can see the line sneaking up behind me, the polling _ see the line sneaking up behind me, the polling booth is slightly down there _
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to one resident perhaps in a remote area in a forest. and if i could bring you in on that point, arunoday mukharj, what are the practicalities where you are and what have you seen to try to deal with that? well, i am in the city of chennai in the southern indian state of tamil nadu, i am in a location which is close to a cluster of about six polling booths, so you can see the lines snaking out behind me. you can see them lining up, and these are the glimpses that greet us across the city of chennai in various pockets wherever we go, there is heavy police presence and of course a lot of lines all through the day as we see people coming out _ to cast their votes. this state is very politically significant, there are 39 lawmakers who are sent to the indian parliament from here and all 39 of those seats are voting here.
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hindu nationalism, and that is ultimately what we are looking at here in terms of what happens going forward. he is looking to keep his currentjob. he has been in power for a decade now and it would be an historic win, only one other indian has been able to stay in power for that long, if he does win. but there are opposition forces that are banded together and have formed an alliance to try to combat some of that popularity. tell alliance to try to combat some of that pepularitv-— that popularity. tell us where it noes that popularity. tell us where it goes next _ that popularity. tell us where it goes next from _ that popularity. tell us where it goes next from here. _ that popularity. tell us where it goes next from here. we - that popularity. tell us where it goes next from here. we have. that popularity. tell us where it - goes next from here. we have talked about the scale of it and the practicalities and the time frame, when do we eventually get results? some era. the when do we eventually get results? some era. , , ., when do we eventually get results? someera. , ,., , some era. the results are supposed to come on — some era. the results are supposed to come on the _ some era. the results are supposed to come on the 4th _ some era. the results are supposed to come on the 4th of _ some era. the results are supposed to come on the 4th ofjune - some era. the results are supposed to come on the 4th ofjune and - some era. the results are supposed to come on the 4th ofjune and that| to come on the 11th ofjune and that isjust an indication to come on the 11th ofjune and that is just an indication of how long it takes for all of this voting to happen. because they are using
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bandind together, forming an alliance to try and combat some of that popularity. and give us also where it goes next from here. obviously we have talked about the scale of it and the practicalities and the timeframe. when do we eventually get results? the results are actually supposed to come on the 11th ofjune. and that is just an indication of how long it takes for all of this voting to start happening at the counting. because they are using electronic machines, really, even though the voting starts now, it will still be another several weeks before we actually find out weather mr modi keeps his currentjob. and you mentioned earlier some of the issues, arunoday mukharj, which you have found from speaking to people, aside from the jobs and prices, what do you think the focus will be when people come to cast their vote? well, this is primarily the main focus. we have been trying to understand from them the major issues, and whenever we talk to them
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following major earthquakes. in following major earthquakes. in terms of practicalities as an engineer, if you were in a situation like this one much and look out for structurally?— structurally? what i have already observed from _ structurally? what i have already observed from the _ structurally? what i have already observed from the photos - structurally? what i have already observed from the photos that i structurally? what i have already i observed from the photos that have been circulating on the internet, you can see generally i think a large number of buildings have performed very well and i think we should take that as a very positive sign. there have been some buildings that have suffered damage. those tend to be more the older residential buildings in the chart, because they are older, they will not have been built to modern codes and they may have not been maintained as well as modern steel and concrete buildings. so i think once the scientific community has
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