Kerala's 'Manufactured Controversy': A Political Symphony on Vande Bharat Express

BJP Kerala Chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar claimed the controversy over students singing an RSS song on Vande Bharat Express was orchestrated by the communist state government. He accused the government of deflecting attention from its failures, including corruption and recent incidents in state-run hospitals. Chandrasekhar emphasized the constitutional right to sing patriotic songs.

BJP Kerala Chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar has accused the state's communist government of artificially creating controversy over an RSS song sung by students aboard the Vande Bharat Express. The BJP leader claimed that the issue is a diversion from the government's alleged failures, such as corruption and mismanagement in state hospitals.

Chandrasekhar criticized the government for launching a probe into the song incident, which he claimed was an attempt to sidetrack public attention from more critical issues. He cited constitutional rights, questioning why a patriotic song should spark controversy.

Further, Chandrasekhar alleged that the controversy was fueled by opposition from the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) and Jamaat-e-Islami. He vowed BJP's resistance against any governmental actions that may threaten students for exercising their freedom of expression.

(With inputs from agencies.)