J. Sai Deepak is a lawyer, self-described 85% commercial litigation, 15% Constitutional Law. He is also an author and public speaker; his detractors call him an Ultra-Nationalist and so on.
The first eleven minutes of this Youtube has some remarks of J. Sai Deepak from a public debate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q-UIVvWHyg
{lightly edited and annotated Youtube transcript}
J. Sai Deepak:
This is the Shri Ram College right, Jai Shree Ram!
So first of all, thanks to the organizers for putting together such a fantastic event and the audience for turning up in such brilliant numbers as usual.
I think the aisles have been converted into pathshalas {traditional India school where students sit on the floor}
Thank you so very much! You know, I was wondering - I was just going through the e-mail that was sent to us on the topic. The topic was "Can western narratives and Indian narratives or western media and Indian media co-exist?"
If I were on the other side, I would have stuck to the topic. This is a textbook instance of
Aa Bail Mujhe Maar {literally, "'Come bull, do hit me!", figuratively , "invite trouble upon oneself"}. You've opened the Pandora's box by speaking about freedom of speech when instead the topic was slightly different. A good can of worms has been opened, so, let the flood gates open.
