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boats. that was the former home secretary speaking _ boats. that was the former home secretary speaking to _ boats. that was the former home secretary speaking to the - boats. that was the former home secretary speaking to the bbc- boats. that was the former home | secretary speaking to the bbc and remind you that we are watching bbc news warrior expecting the prime minister to hold a press conference in downing street talking about the government rwanda plan is still with us is the bbc harry farley. listening to the former home secretary interview there, remind of this policy is also being challenged within the ruling party itself, within the ruling party itself, within the ruling party itself, within the conservatives. yes, very much so. within the conservatives. yes, very much s0- you _ within the conservatives. yes, very much so. you remember— within the conservatives. yes, very much so. you remember when - within the conservatives. yes, very much so. you remember when thisj within the conservatives. yes, very - much so. you remember when this bill was first debated and voted on in the house of commons was controversy about whether we would pass and there were some like suella braverman and the right of the party who had significant concerns, as you heard there, but the bill contains loopholes, they feel it doesn't go far enough to blocking legal challenges to being deported to rwanda and they wanted the bill to be tougher. on the other hand, more moderate conservatives said that the bill goes too far as it stands and
the polling booth is slightly down there. these are glimpses that metres— there. these are glimpses that metres across the city of chennai in various_ metres across the city of chennai in various pockets wherever we go. there _ various pockets wherever we go. there is — various pockets wherever we go. there is a — various pockets wherever we go. there is a heavy police presence and a lot of— there is a heavy police presence and a lot of lines— there is a heavy police presence and a lot of lines all through the day as we _ a lot of lines all through the day as we see — a lot of lines all through the day as we see people coming out to cast their votes — as we see people coming out to cast their votes. this state is politically significant. there are 39 lawmakers who are sent to parliament from here. significantly, if i parliament from here. significantly, if i give _ parliament from here. significantly, if i give you — parliament from here. significantly, if i give you a quick political picture _ if i give you a quick political picture of— if i give you a quick political picture of what the state means, this is— picture of what the state means, this is a — picture of what the state means, this is a state where regional parties — this is a state where regional parties have always done well. whenever we talk about indian politics — whenever we talk about indian politics we hear about the ruling party _ politics we hear about the ruling party or— politics we hear about the ruling party or the congress party, but those _ party or the congress party, but those parties have always had to align— those parties have always had to align with — those parties have always had to align with regional parties to contest _ align with regional parties to contest elections. as far as the ruling — contest elections. as far as the ruling bjp— contest elections. as far as the ruling bjp is concerned, which is currently— ruling bjp is concerned, which is currently governing india, they are looking _ currently governing india, they are looking to — currently governing india, they are looking to increase their footprint in this— looking to increase their footprint in this state. they have never fared very well_ in this state. they have never fared very well in— in this state. they have never fared very well in this state. in the last elections — very well in this state. in the last elections they had a share of less than % — elections they had a share of less than 4%. which is why you see the star campaigner of the bjp, the prima— star campaigner of the bjp, the prime minister himself, starting his bil prime minister himself, starting his
if i give you a quick political glimpse of what this state really means, this is a state where regional parties have always dominated, so can other national parties, whenever we talk about indian politics we hear about the ruling party, the congress party, but those parties have always had to align with regional parties here to contest elections. as far as the ruling bjp is concerned, which is currently governing india, they are looking to increase their footprint here in this state, they have never really done very well in this state, and in the last elections they had a vote share of less than full percent, which is why you have seen the star campaigner of the bjp, of sorts, prime minister modi, starting his big 2024 political campaign from this state, he has been to this estate eight times in the last for months, indicating the bjp's desire and need to register its presence here in the southern state of tamil nadu. from an economic point of view, when we speak to a lot of the people as we walk around the city, and voters, the general
nation. 166 million eligible voters in this first of seven faces, more than the combined populations of the uk and france. some of the issues that matter to voters, the economy. india has a big population and the highest and implement. education is ve costl highest and implement. education is very costly and _ highest and implement. education is very costly and l _ highest and implement. education is very costly and i want _ highest and implement. education is very costly and i want them - highest and implement. education is very costly and i want them to - very costly and i want them to minimise _ very costly and i want them to minimise the cost.— very costly and i want them to minimise the cost. narendra modi remains popular _ minimise the cost. narendra modi remains popular in _ minimise the cost. narendra modi remains popular in the _ minimise the cost. narendra modi remains popular in the north, - minimise the cost. narendra modi l remains popular in the north, where people subscribe to his hindu nationalist agenda but in the south the prime minister's ruling party, the prime minister's ruling party, the bjp, has little to no presence. translation: l the bjp, has little to no presence. translation:— the bjp, has little to no presence. translation: i came to vote for a country without _ translation: i came to vote for a country without religious _ translation: i came to vote for a i country without religious disharmony for the we all come to vote in tamil matter, hindus, christians, altogether. this unity should grow. divisive politics have defined the
narendra modi remains _ minimise that cost. prime minister narendra modi remains popular . minimise that cost. prime minister narendra modi remains popular in | minimise that cost. prime minister i narendra modi remains popular in the country's north, where people subscribe to his hindu is nationalist agenda. but head south, and the prime minister's ruling party, the bjp, has little to no presence. translation: , . ., translation: the first thing i came to vote for was _ translation: the first thing i came to vote for was to _ translation: the first thing i came to vote for was to have _ translation: the first thing i came to vote for was to have a _ translation: the first thing i came to vote for was to have a country - to vote for was to have a country without any religious disharmony. we will come to vote in tamil nadu. hindus, muslims, christians, we are altogether in this unity should. divisive politics have come to define the last decade under mr modi. democratic freedoms especially for india's muslims and other minorities are being eroded. mr gandhi lacks the charisma and clear messaging to mount a credible political challenge to the prime minister — but his claims have been increasingly autocratic government has been echoed by human rights groups setting a crackdown on dissent. even here in india's
government. is there a moment in the life of every ruling party where this problem becomes endemic and does it reflect on the prime minister, whoever that is. ila does it reflect on the prime minister, whoever that is. no and no. i minister, whoever that is. no and no- i think — minister, whoever that is. no and no. i think that _ minister, whoever that is. no and no. i think that is _ minister, whoever that is. no and no. i think that is exaggerating. i| no. i think that is exaggerating. i think they are 18 independent members of parliament in the house of commons at the moment and a large number of them have been sacked for one reason or another and that has nothing to do a scandal. it's got to do with political viewpoints like andrew bridging orjeremy corbyn, that sort of thing. no, i don't think so. the vast majority of our members of parliament over 600 mps, are good and decent people who work extremely hard, whatever their physical party. they work in very, very stressful conditions. sometimes people make mistakes, sometimes people make mistakes, sometimes people do something stupid. i think that parliament should look after people better, watch how much they are drinking, perhaps, warn them if they are mixing with people who are