US EditionVande Mataram Is Relevant Today and Will Remain so in 2047, Says Amit Shah
Amit Shah accused Congress of political appeasement by limiting Vande Mataram, linking it to India’s partition and criticizing Gandhi family’s absence in parliamentary debates.
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Shah doubles down—Congress’ truncation of Vande Mataram began appeasement politics that led to Partition
In Rajya Sabha, home minister rejects charge that govt came up with idea of holding debate on Vande Mataram with WB polls in mind. ‘Vande Mataram is not limited to Bengal, country.’
Amit Shah Rebuts Priyanka Gandhi On Vande Mataram, Slams Nehru, Indira Gandhi
Countering Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's charge that the NDA government proposed a parliamentary discussion on Vande Mataram with an eye on West Bengal polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said the song is not restricted to Bengal
In the Rajya Sabha, Amit Shah described Vande Mataram as a proclamation of independence and said that discussing it will help future generations understand its glory. He also said that those who are unable to understand the current discussion on Vande Mataram should reconsider their views. During the time of slavery, the song Vande Mataram awakened the spirit of freedom in people's hearts. Upon its 100th anniversary, Vande Mataram was banned. Me…
'Cong's Tukde-Tukde Of Vande Mataram Led To Partition': Amit Shah Slams Indira, Nehru In RS
The Home Minister also alleged that during the Emergency, then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi suppressed voices that wanted to sing the national song Vande Mataram by sending them to jails.
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