The CRACKDOWN Begins - CJP-AAP Flop Show | FlyDubai Conspiracy | India - USA Standoff | Aadi Achint

The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

The episode examines the FlyDubai co-pilot incident through a technical aviation lens while exploring its broader geopolitical implications across the Middle East.

Key takeaways

  • Adi Achint explains how the Boeing 737's fly-by-wire safety system was overridden during the FlyDubai dive, questioning why automated recovery protocols failed to engage.
  • Indian protest efforts are described as fragmented, with Congress, ISA, and CJP scheduling conflicting dates that diluted media impact and public turnout.

Main topics

  • FlyDubai crash investigation
  • Indian protest politics and party dynamics

Notable quotes

This is a very weird sort of a thing. I have never heard of something like this.

Conclusion

The episode blends technical aviation analysis with geopolitical strat

Transcript preview

Speaker 2 (0:00) Uh-oh. Speaker 2 (0:12) Namaste. Speaker 2 (0:15) Acercar. Speaker 2 (0:18) Fly by Dubai, fly Dubai wale aircraft way. Speaker 2 (0:23) The conclusion of the co-pilot of the terrorist has been made. Or... Our flop is continuously moving. Speaker 2 (0:34) and uncle trump and their trade representatives are still doing something. Let's talk with me today Adi Achint. We will talk with Adi Achint on all these aspects. And I request you all to subscribe to our channels. I mean, to Japo Dialogues and Deaf Talks with Adi. And like the video. And I request you all to subscribe to our channels. Speaker 1 (1:23) This is the time to meet. Let's meet. Speaker 2 (1:35) Hmm. You are catching up. Speaker 2 (1:41) Is there no commotion? Speaker 1 (1:43) No, sir. There Speaker 2 (1:44) is nothing. Speaker 1 (1:44) There is so much traffic here. Because of Dashra, Dashra's time is coming. So, in Mysore, Dashra's celebration is very big, sir. So, here... Mysore Speaker 2 (1:55) Dashra is famous. Speaker 1 (1:57) Of course, Speaker 2 (1:58) Congress says that this is not a Hindu festival. This is supposed to be a secular festival. Speaker 1 (2:04) Like Pongal, like Chashne Chiraghan. So on and so forth. Speaker 1 (2:48) Okay. What are you talking about? Who left? Salim Yadav came today. Oh, sir. What Speaker 2 (2:55) are you talking about? There Speaker 1 (2:56) should Speaker 2 (2:57) be Speaker 1 (2:57) a Speaker 2 (2:57) lot Speaker 1 (2:57) of people. If Rahul Gandhi or Akhilesh Yadav left, it would be fun. Speaker 2 (3:01) You don't know. Rahul Gandhi and him have clashed. The next one, on 10th September, Mega... Speaker 2 (3:31) I don't know. Speaker 2 (3:41) Uh Speaker 1 (4:00) This is how wars are won, sir. Who is winning that war is a different story. But this is how wars are won. Speaker 1 (4:10) What? Speaker 1 (4:12) Today I was watching, and I was wondering what it was. Speaker 2 (4:17) Tell me, what is your ultimate goal? What is the objective? If you don't give the resignation, then how far will you take it? Speaker 2 (4:29) Nobody has a clue What is the end game of this? Speaker 2 (4:36) We are now in October, right? Yes. Speaker 2 (4:43) There are three months left in the election announcement. Speaker 2 (4:49) The minute Speaker 2 (4:51) And three months ago, he said, Speaker 2 (4:55) UP's leadership changes. 3 Speaker 1 (4:58) months before Speaker 2 (4:59) elections. Speaker 2 (5:02) The elections are three months away. Let's change the president of Punjab too. Speaker 2 (5:22) They are doing better, sir. Speaker 1 (5:34) That is your opinion that they are not doing better. That is your opinion. That is right and wrong. That is different. We will know that later. But at the end of it, this is your opinion, your respectable opinion. Their opinion is different. They are politicians. You are a YouTuber. Speaker 1 (5:52) Well... Speaker 1 (6:02) Different. Speaker 1 (6:05) Delhi's protests are being stopped. Mumbai's are being allowed. There is something to it. It just doesn't happen randomly. And it's not weakness of the state and this and that. Until Ranka was there, Ranka was picked up a couple of times yesterday. Why didn't they pick up Dipke? Speaker 1 (6:21) There is some game which is being played. I think the BJP is also looking at the fact that the more they jump, the more the difference between the Aam Aadmi Party and Congress is. The polarization between these two parties becomes even more and they will get entangled. Speaker 2 (6:46) I have given a statement that we have nothing to do with the Delhi protest. Speaker 1 (6:52) Our protest is in Mumbai today. So I have been saying for a long time that between them and ISA... Speaker 2 (6:58) Neha Bhola reacted Speaker 1 (7:00) on that. There are big problems between them and ISA because ISA and Neha want to project herself as the next big thing. I have made a Speaker 2 (7:09) theory that who will be the next startup of the protest industry and who will take VC funding. Speaker 1 (7:16) Now what will happen here? The protest in Delhi will be back from the Congress. ISA, Left and all that is pro-Congress. And what will Speaker 2 (7:27) happen on that Speaker 1 (7:28) side... Speaker 2 (7:28) They have Speaker 1 (7:29) done it on Speaker 2 (7:29) 10th in Delhi. CJP has declared it on 10th. CJP has Speaker 1 (7:33) declared it but you see ISA has declared it on 9th. Speaker 1 (7:39) Okay. ISA and SFYI declared 9th. So, let me tell you, let it not happen that there were fights between the protests. And Delhi police side... It happened. It happened yesterday. Okay. Speaker 2 (7:54) So, this Speaker 1 (7:55) is Speaker 2 (7:55) not happening Speaker 1 (7:55) anywhere. Speaker 2 (7:56) You must have seen that there was Speaker 1 (7:57) a Speaker 2 (7:57) fight. There Speaker 1 (7:58) was Speaker 2 (7:58) a fight. There was a fight between the two. Speaker 2 (8:02) So I think I think I Speaker 1 (8:06) think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I Speaker 1 (8:24) So he wanted to create a little media space for himself. They said, this is the whole thing. Okay, I'll go and do this. So, you know, media attention divide me. Today's politics, sir, it is all about being in the media. Okay. In some way, something keeps going on YouTube, something keeps going on Twitter, something keeps going on in the media. And they think that will win them elections. That we are in the discussion, so we are doing election and politics very well. We are in the talk. That is what they want. Media attention. And somewhere they feel that if Modi ji gets more media attention, then they try to divert him. Speaker 1 (9:30) Which is fair, that's their strategy. news meh aare hain, everything is great because we are in the news. Humare cockroach dekho news meh hain, humare ye news meh hain, humare wo news meh hain, that is their main objective. Toh objective unka meet ho raha hai sir, which is fair, uske andar koi doubt nahi hai. But if you look at the reality, Speaker 2 (9:47) Hamid Speaker 1 (9:48) Shah sahab is time pe Punjab mein khad hai, woh toh drugs ki baat kar rahe hain. Speaker 1 (9:54) Let me say this, Lovely Professional University has backfired. They did it with Mr. Gupta, that is backfired. So the 80 % of the 12-15 crore they had collected, the same amount that Mr. Gupta had given, that too will not be available next year. Speaker 1 (10:11) Amadvi Bhatigu. Children are today protesting against the AAP. Speaker 1 (11:05) In Punjab. They are planning their elections while the other parties are planning. Speaker 2 (11:25) So that Speaker 1 (11:26) means Priyanka Gandhi will be very strong in Uttar Pradesh. Priyanka Gandhi will have a lot of strength there. Last time she was the general secretary, so she was in charge for the UP elections. If Imran Masood comes there and brings that Mishra lady... Yes, he Speaker 2 (11:39) was in charge of the Indian UP elections. Speaker 2 (11:44) about two and a half percent of the vote and two seats to. Speaker 1 (11:57) So, they are trying to do that. There is no stand of Aam Aadmi Party in UP. There is no stand of Aam Aadmi Party in Manipur. There is no stand in Uttarakhand. So, there is a fight in Punjab. I don't know where there is a fight in UP or Congress. They will have to decide themselves. Probably, they can get some aid in Manipur. But let me also say this that Aam Aadmi Party is trying to do something in Goa. Because they have to transfer funds. Speaker 1 (12:27) I don't think Goa will go that side. Tourism is going Speaker 2 (12:39) down in Goa. But that Goa tourism is going down because people are going there because Speaker 1 (12:45) of their own Speaker 2 (12:45) actions. Speaker 2 (12:54) Yeah. Speaker 1 (13:20) They didn't even come close to Shivaji Park. Speaker 1 (13:47) It's centuries old. Those small streets are to be left from there. And anyway, they were on the other side. It takes half an hour to go east-west. Speaker 1 (13:57) I'm not kidding, sir. As I was saying on my channel yesterday, we used to be friends. I used to live in Andheri East, he used to live in West. We used to say, we want to meet somewhere. So what did we make a plan? We don't go there, we go to Kulaba. Okay, you reach Kulaba from that side, I reach Kulaba from this side. We will be there for 45 minutes. But in 45 minutes, the junction of Sakhinaka in the middle, that will not cross us. So we used to catch a train from there and we used to hit straight down to, you know, change the train in between and straight down to Colaba.