Imran Masood: ‘Will rise for it, won’t sing it’: Congress MP Imran Masood explains stand on Vande Mataram | India News

'Will rise for it, won't sing it': Congress MP Imran Masood explains stand on Vande Mataram
Congress MP Imran Masood refuses to sing Vande Mataram

NEW DELHI: Congress MP Imran Masood on Monday mentioned that he would respect the nationwide track however wouldn’t sing it, citing his constitutional proper to practise his faith.His assertion got here amid row over the recitation of Vande Mataram involving grand outdated occasion high-command Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge.Whereas talking on the Vande Mataram row, Masood informed information company ANI, “I can’t worship anybody besides Allah. This proper has been bestowed on me by the Structure. You can not snatch away this proper from me. However, I will not insult it (Vande Mataram). I will not sing it however I’ll rise for it…”The Congress MP mentioned he had by no means sung Vande Mataram and wouldn’t accomplish that sooner or later, however would stand when it’s recited.“Go forward and promote Vande Mataram if you wish to. What distinction does it make to me? I’ll do solely as a lot as I wish to, and I’ll do this. I’ve by no means sung it earlier than, and I can’t sing it sooner or later both. I’ll merely get up. I’ve the constitutional proper to comply with my faith. First, learn the whole historical past of Vande Mataram. Then come and discuss to me. Examine the place it got here from, the way it was written, and why it was written. Learn the whole historical past first; after that, I’ll clarify it to you…” Masood informed IANS.The remarks got here after the BJP lodged a criticism in opposition to former Congress president Sonia Gandhi over the Vande Mataram row.Addressing a rally in Rajasthan’s Chittorgarh, Union residence minister Amit Shah alleged that Sonia had requested occasion staff to cease the rendition whereas it was being sung on the Congress headquarters on Saturday.“Take a look at their (Congress’s) shamelessness. The anthem Vande Mataram was being sung on the

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