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New Delhi. Regarding Vande Mataram, the Bharatiya Janata Party is accusing senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi of disrespecting the national anthem. So now politics has become heated on this issue. Congress, Trinamool Congress (TMC) and DMK have come out in one voice in defense of Sonia Gandhi.

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Is Sonia Gandhi being deliberately targeted?

Congress has completely rejected these allegations of BJP. Party MP Pramod Tiwari said that BJP is creating this artificial controversy to divert attention from its declining popularity. He told that during the session, Sonia Gandhi had praised Union Minister Kiren Rijiju because he was singing Vande Mataram with full devotion. Meanwhile, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh clarified the situation and said that Sonia Gandhi was not trying to stop the song. He had simply indicated to get a chair for Mallikarjun Kharge, because Kharge was standing for a long time.

TMC MP Kirti Azad's open challenge to BJP, asked how many BJP MPs can sing the entire six verses of Vande Mataram?

Trinamool Congress MP Kirti Azad has given an open challenge to the BJP. He said how many BJP MPs can sing the entire six verses of Vande Mataram? He said that just because someone does not know the national anthem does not make him anti-national.

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BJP accustomed to finding flaws in every small thing, misinterpreted Sonia Gandhi's gesture: DMK

DMK spokesperson TKS Elangovan also attacked the BJP. He said that BJP is used to finding loopholes in every small thing. Sonia Gandhi's gesture has been misinterpreted.

Know what is the whole matter?

The full version of Vande Mataram was being sung during the Independence Day program at the Congress headquarters on 15 August. Meanwhile, Sonia Gandhi was seen talking and pointing at Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge. BJP alleged that Sonia Gandhi gave a signal to stop Vande Mataram and called it an insult to the national anthem. Home Minister Amit Shah also demanded an apology from Congress. Congress rejected the allegation and said that Sonia Gandhi was not indicating to stop the song, but asking for a chair for Kharge who was standing for a long time. Now there is an uproar on this issue.

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