a member of parliament walked out when national song 'Vande Mataram' was being played. The member is not repentant. WEhatever be individual views, one must go by rules. The member should either have respected the song or left before and not during the playing of song. One may not respect but he has no business to disrespect.

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It's amazing how such people get elected by general people. Uneducated people inside the parliament is one of the major reasons why we are still underdeveloped. Anyone who is an India must respect the national song mentally and physically. I mean if "Vande Materam" is playing then an Indian should stand up in respect to the song. This is what we have learnt in schools.


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Thank you said by: Gulshan Kumar Ajmani
It's amazing how such people get elected by general people. Uneducated people inside the parliament is one of the major reasons why we are still underdeveloped. Anyone who is an India must respect the national song mentally and physically. I mean if "Vande Materam" is playing then an Indian should stand up in respect to the song. This is what we have learnt in schools.


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Ironically, such persons are rather over educated and do not adhere to social norms and propriety. The illiterate are better than such individuals.

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Thank you said by: Rakhi Yadav
Muslims have always had this about Vande Mataram because the word mataram is there which means mother nation, whereas they only respect and bow down before Allah...They fal to realise that nation and country is above everything else, religion being a personal issue ...when you have such sentiments you should nt be in politics or have anything to do with serving the country !

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Thank you said by: krishna pramod
Muslims have always had this about Vande Mataram because the word mataram is there which means mother nation, whereas they only respect and bow down before Allah...They fal to realise that nation and country is above everything else, religion being a personal issue ...when you have such sentiments you should nt be in politics or have anything to do with serving the country !


We can understand sentiments of those Muslims who cannot recite and participate in songs like Vande Mataram for religious reasons. But they should be pragmatic. The may not participate in such functions but should not disrespect. It is okay not to respect but it is bad to disrespect. The Honor'ble M.P. could have left the parliament much before the playing of national song. Then there would be no issue. To elucidate, it is okay not to enter a temple but it is bad to enter with shoes on.

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Thank you said by: krishna pramod
This is a matter of shame, whatever the MP's religion may be, the moment he enters those hallowed portals of democracy,. he or she is expected to honour and respect all that stands for what is our country, including the National song. But this attitude of disrespecting the song just because it contains word mataram is a sign that as a country and that too, a democratic one, we still have not evolved and have a long way to go. Exactly the kind of attitude that shows the chinks in our integrity and unity and is the very achilles' heel that the other countries know of and take advantage of us! :blink: Truly shameful!

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Thank you said by: krishna pramod
It's amazing how such people get elected by general people. Uneducated people inside the parliament is one of the major reasons why we are still underdeveloped. Anyone who is an India must respect the national song mentally and physically. I mean if "Vande Materam" is playing then an Indian should stand up in respect to the song. This is what we have learnt in schools.


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Rakhi


Ironically, such persons are rather over educated and do not adhere to social norms and propriety. The illiterate are better than such individuals.


That's the bane on this country. Illiterates are ruling this country. An illiterate can be taught and educated. But not these literate illiterates.
This is a matter of shame, whatever the MP's religion may be, the moment he enters those hallowed portals of democracy,. he or she is expected to honour and respect all that stands for what is our country, including the National song. But this attitude of disrespecting the song just because it contains word mataram is a sign that as a country and that too, a democratic one, we still have not evolved and have a long way to go. Exactly the kind of attitude that shows the chinks in our integrity and unity and is the very achilles' heel that the other countries know of and take advantage of us! :blink: Truly shameful!


We have to understand the viewpoint of dissidents too. All that we expect is that nobody should cause disrespect. If somebody wishes not to participate, he should move away well in time. Leaving while the song is played is obviously unacceptable.

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That's really ridiculous thing. If we have such politician we have not future ahead. I mean if they are disrespecting our country then what we can expect from other countries.

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People like him who can't find the difference between religion and a national song are responsible for sowing the seed of hatred among Hindu and Muslims.

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If someone is not willing to respect the constitution of the nation, has no right to remain a member of law making body.

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