Rajasthan BJP Chief Apologises After Wrong Version of Vande Mataram Played at I-Day Event

BJP’s slip-ups on Independence Day: Wrong Vande Mataram tune to ‘upside down Tricolour’

At an Independence Day event organised by the BJP in Jaipur, Vande Mataram as sung by Lata Mangeshkar from the 1952 movie Anand Math was played instead of the standard rendition. However, this was not the only programme in the state marred by goof-ups

Rajasthan BJP chief apologises after wrong version of Vande Mataram played at I-Day event

Rajasthan BJP president Madan Rathore apologized for an incorrect Vande Mataram version played. The national song's different music was played during the party's Independence Day program. Organizers attempted to correct the mistake after the incident was recorded. Rathore attributed the error to a technical and human lapse. He stated the incident should not have occurred at the event.

Raj BJP chief apologises over wrong Vande Mataram tune

Following the incident, Rajasthan BJP President Madan Rathore publicly apologised and accepted moral responsibility for the error.

Wrong Rendition Of ‘Vande Mataram’ In Jaipur Leaves Rajasthan BJP Red-Faced

Jaipur: One of the highlights of India’s 80th Independence Day celebrations was the Vande Mataram. The country’s National Song was played for the first time at Red Fort on I-Day. The entire six stanzas were rendered on Saturday at the grand event to commemorate 150 years of the ‘Vande Mataram’, which as written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee in 1875. Even as Vande Mataram was sung in states across the country, there was a blip in Jaipur. After Raj…