well, we are in Chandi, a key part of the Guna constituency. J Aditya Sinar has been campaigning over here with the help of his family. It's not the first time that he's doing it, but Maha Andina, who is with us, is a key part of the election process as far as the sins are concerned. As far as the BJP is concerned, it's not the first time that you've been campaigning for your father. How has it been this time, I I because he's up through the night through the days and is it the same for you? For all of us? Actually, we're putting in 100 and 50% not 100%. And it's been great, honestly, coming back to Gunnar Shi, meeting the people, seeing the excitement on their faces and seeing the joy of us coming back and also reconnecting with families and people that we had lost touch with that has also been a big process. Old families that, you know, we had lost some connection with going back to them, re establishing that connection familial and, you know, really pushing the elections forward. We've been really focusing, and so you are now fourth generation. Your great grandmother, your grandfather, your dad and you. Is this when you say I wouldn't say exactly I was going to answer that. I wouldn't say I'm joining politics or I'm entering politics in any way. Why not? Because I'm actually focusing on my start up. So I want to make that a huge success first. And I want to be an example for the youngsters of India where we kind of push towards a new India where we are creating employment rather than looking for employment. So I want to be that example. Rather than standing on a stage and telling youngsters, you know, you got to start a start up. You know, you got to start something here. I want to be that example. So I'm focusing on that first making it successful, and then let's see which doors open. So this door is not closed. This is for you. But I mean, my father has always said, never close any doors. So the all doors are open. Um, but right now my focus is on my start up. When you do campaign over here and I notice your dad is in one part of Guna. You're in another part. Your mom is also campaigning over here. It's a huge constituency I've been driving around. It takes forever. Um, how is it a real family affair in terms of telling the people about what the BJP brings to this area? So definitely, Firstly, as you know, um, BJP is is a party that our family has been associated since the very beginning. My great grandmother, Raj Matha Vijayan, was one of the founding members of the BJP. So it's it's it's very It's very different, of course, coming back to the party and seeing how it functions. And it's actually very surprising to see how efficiently it functions in terms of data analysis in terms of ground workers in terms of ground support. But in terms of telling people, I think I think the BJP in the last 10 years has done an astonishing amount of development. Whether you look at roads, the road infrastructure, whether you look at the airport infrastructure, I mean building airports in 16 months. I mean, that is something quite astounding. That's people thought, you know, this thing would take 23 years to build. Looking at other kinds of support to even the poor. So you look at the you look at ayushman, so the kinds of schemes that have come out you look at start up India for the youth and you look at Innovation centre for the youth. So the impact has been huge on the ground and I can see that in terms of the energy of the people that are coming in and especially and I want to put an immense amount of focus because I interact a lot more with the youth than any other kind of demographic. So from them I see a huge amount of excitement, a huge amount of energy, energy that's coming out. And they also are really understanding that now India is coming to a new chapter in its life. It's shedding its colonialism. Um, it's becoming a superpower of its own, and it's focusing on the two key areas, which is a Bharat and Vic part Women are obviously a very key part of the campaign for the B JP and and for your father as well. Um, how is it an area that you are focusing on, not just the rights of women but women in development. Correct. That's a very good point that you've raised. And, um, as I keep speaking to even young women, right. What's coming out is that I'm happy to see that women are now empowered to kind of do things such as they want to enter the sports area, and they want to have good infrastructure for them to excel at sports. They want medical institutions and science institutions in their particular region. And I'm very happy to see, like I've seen so many stories of even women focusing and studying. We discuss a lot of this with the youth is a term called Jar, so they do a lot of jar in terms of in their studies. So they are doing online courses. They are talking and interacting with other students online. They are looking at YouTube videos, trying to learn more, So their kind of whole focus and their whole thought process towards excelling and doing something has completely changed. Whereas 10 years ago you'd see women saying No, you know, I'll get married and you know I'll stay at home and you know, I look after the family that has completely changed, and it's really nice to see that because then it makes it gets me excited to do more projects and get more development to that area. Is there a connect among younger voters with the Yuvraj and your father, the Maharaj, or is that sort of changing that dynamic changing? I didn't see it changing yesterday when I was out with your father. There's still that immense reverence and the importance of the family over here. But how do you see it among younger people? So amongst younger people, I try and be as down to earth as possible. Even with the youth, you know, we're high fiving each other and, like, you know, we are playing sports. So yesterday I was playing football. Then last night I played basketball. Then we played. They went to the gym together with the youth, so it's a different kind of way of kind of connecting with them more on the field where you shed all the baggage that you have, or all the surname that you have. You're all equal, and that's what I love doing Honestly, the field is that's something that the field has taught me is that that's one place where everyone is equal It doesn't matter who you are. You are together on the field and you're enjoying yourself and you're building a connection. And that's kind of how we do it as well, whether it's cricket, whether it's football, whether volleyball, we're playing constantly with the youth, we're interacting even in universe, private universities and colleges. We're talking about start ups. We're trying to hear what the innovation that's coming out of there. We're trying to understand what kind of trends and passions are coming out in hyper local regions as well. And I'll give you an example of that. For example, we're standing in Chandi, right. There has been a huge amount of focus from the youth, as well as the women in Chan to make it more of a textile hub. My father worked on it 10 years ago, where he brought the hand loom industry back to life. And now even the youth are more to kind of bring that historic culture of hand loom of textile of all these ancient traditions back. So that's an area that I'd like. It's an area of passion for me as well, and that's an area that I'd like to work with them hand in hand on as well. If I don't return with the cha Sorry for my wife that I'm in deep trouble. I've been getting messages. If you get this, I don't I don't think you saw my video as well. I had the same. I had the same request from my mother. I was here last week and I went to a weaver and I saw something that I like her because she had told me, you know, to see if she likes anything. I want to pick up something. And I had to video call her from the shop and ask her whether you like this or not. So don't worry, we all deal the same issue. A final question. That's the historic fort. This villa is hundreds of years old. That's where you're staying. What is your association with this area? Where I've spent the morning. So this is first of all, this is the fort Essentially was built over four or 500 years ago. What's inside the fort? The fort is it's now like ruins. But we are trying to restore it and we're doing a sound and light show inside the fort. So that people come and kind of learn more about the history of Chandi. But KLA itself has been, now has been turned into kind of a tourist hub where we have now opened rooms and refurnished the whole area so people can come and stay here, enjoy the fort, learn more about the history. But this area specifically has been extremely close to family for centuries. We have built a lot of infrastructure around here, such as dams, lakes, irrigation lines, railways, road infrastructure focused on textile mills. So the people really understand that, and in fact they teach me a lot about the family history when I go to these small pockets and it's really it's really fascinating for me. For example, I learned yesterday that there are 12 villages that I met that we had actually established from Rajasthan. So we have got people from Rajasthan to Chan and Mli, and we are established villages for them in these areas and given them the land until date. These people recognise that and remember that And when I go there, they immediately tell me that Listen, we don't care about any political rhetoric. We talk about our needs and wants post the election. Let's win the election together. We are already very grateful for what the family has done. So stories like this really also inspire me about the family and my and my culture and my background. Fantastic. Good luck for you on the election trail with your father campaigning for speaking to you. Well, there you have it, a small chat with the gen next of the sins Auman is now going to. He's already started meeting various people and he's going to be starting the process of campaigning in a few minutes from now. I'm in Chandi, a key part of the Guna constituency behind me, the renowned Chandi fort that's belong to the royal family, the Scindia. For the Congress Party. Facing up to the Scindia in this constituency is going to be a real challenge. They feel that Yadin is saying he's making his debut as far as locals of by elections are concerned. Back in 2019 J Aditya Sinia was still with the Congress. He'd actually lost the elections over here, but things have changed since then. He's joined the BJP. He seemed to be a strong candidate. The Congress will have to fight against
