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Vande Mataram Row Sparks Opposition Rift As Allies Clash Over Full Song Rendition

A political controversy has emerged over the rendition of the national song, Vande Mataram, creating differences within the opposition alliance. While National Conference leaders in Jammu and Kashmir stood in attention for the full six stanzas of the song at an event in Srinagar, the Congress party reaffirmed its position of endorsing only the first two stanzas to preserve inclusive ethos. The National Conference maintained that the law passed regarding the song must be respected. Meanwhile, the Bharatiya Janata Party targeted Congress over its stance, criticising the party and highlighting growing internal divisions between the alliance partners.

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