BJP Claims Vande Mataram Mandatory in Madrasas Across West Bengal in New Directive
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BJP Claims Vande Mataram Mandatory in Madrasas Across West Bengal in New Directive

A political controversy has emerged in West Bengal after claims that singing Vande Mataram has been made mandatory in madrasas, triggering sharp reactions from BJP leaders and opposition parties.

by Tamanna

A political controversy has erupted after claims surfaced that the West Bengal government has made singing of Vande Mataram mandatory in madrasas across West Bengal. According to the claim, an order issued by the Directorate of Madrasah Education directs that the national song be sung during morning assemblies in all recognized, aided, and unaided madrasas. The issue of Vande Mataram mandatory in madrasas across West Bengal has quickly triggered heated political debate.

BJP Alleges Policy Shift as Vande Mataram Mandatory in Madrasas Across West Bengal Implemented in Educational Institutions

BJP leaders allege that the directive reflects a broader policy shift in the state, stating that Vande Mataram mandatory in madrasas across West Bengal is now being implemented in all educational institutions, including madrasas. They also claim that similar instructions were earlier extended to schools, requiring students to sing all six stanzas of the national song.

Leader of the Opposition in West Bengal Suvendu Adhikari reportedly stated that the national song must be respected in all educational institutions. The ongoing debate around Vande Mataram mandatory in madrasas across West Bengal has intensified political tensions between the ruling party and the opposition.

Pradeep Bhandari Defends Move, Questions Opposition Silence on Vande Mataram Mandatory in Madrasas Across West Bengal

BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari also reacted to the issue on social media, defending the move and stating that “Vande Mataram represents the spirit of Indian nationalism.” He further questioned opposition leaders, asking why they remain silent on the matter. His comments added further fuel to the controversy surrounding Vande Mataram mandatory in madrasas across West Bengal.

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The opposition, however, has criticized the claim, accusing the government of pushing ideological agendas. As the debate continues, the issue of Vande Mataram mandatory in madrasas across West Bengal remains a major political flashpoint in the state, drawing reactions from leaders across parties.

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