When Anupam Grr devoured the cockroach of secularism | Telegraph National Debate 2016.
As Anupam Kher locks him in a (somewhat faulty) death stare, RS goes through the usual suspects of the BJP's anti-Muslim, anti-secular and anti-woman statements. He keeps using a mysterious, leftist, post-modern word that's probably come from JNU - daicent. Then he mentions something called the 'gumment' as in 'no gumment can take away our dee-ennay!', after which I see a society lady lean across to a saheli and say 'o daicent maney dissent boltey chaai', by daicent he means to say dissent.
Barkha Dutt saves the day for her team by also working the audience in her own way, turning to the audience every now and then and asking 'do you agree!?!' We learn that while she thinks Kanhaiya Kumar is great, she doesn't agree with him. She's not a communist, she's a capitalist and a free marketeer. She loves the army. But she's also a free-thinker.