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‘Vande Mataram’ Controversy: Congress Defends Sonia Gandhi as BJP Demands Explanation

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By Anjali Singh
| Bombay Today Verified
The Congress party has come under criticism after a viral video from its Independence Day celebration appeared to show Sonia Gandhi gesturing during the rendition of “Vande Mataram.” BJP leaders interpreted the footage as evidence that Congress leaders wanted to interrupt the song. Congress has rejected the allegation and defended Sonia Gandhi, saying her gesture was related to arranging a chair for party president Mallikarjun Kharge.
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‘Vande Mataram’ Row Explained: Sonia Gandhi, Kharge and the Viral Video Controversy

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By Anjali Singh
| DailyBeat Verified
A viral video has triggered a political storm between the BJP and Congress after Sonia Gandhi was seen making gestures during the rendition of “Vande Mataram” at the Congress headquarters on Independence Day. BJP leaders claimed the gesture showed an attempt to stop the song, while Congress said the interpretation was incorrect and that Gandhi was asking for a chair for party president Mallikarjun Kharge.
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Did Sonia Gandhi Insult ‘Vande Mataram’ During Independence Day Celebration? Congress Gives Its Side

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By Anjali Singh
| Xpert Times Verified
A political controversy erupted on Independence Day 2026 after a video from the Congress headquarters in New Delhi appeared to show senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi making gestures during the rendition of “Vande Mataram.” The footage quickly became the centre of a political dispute, with BJP leaders alleging that Gandhi and Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge were attempting to stop or interrupt the full rendition of the national song.
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