Kerala Government Makes National Anthem Compulsory, Not Vande Mataram, on Independence Day
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The Kerala government has made it compulsory to sing only the National Anthem during Independence Day celebrations, not Vande Mataram. Health and Devaswom Minister K Muraleedharan clarified that any patriotic song can be sung instead, and the singing of Vande Mataram was not stopped out of disrespect but due to it being turned into a controversy. He also addressed the reorganisation of the KPCC and the absence of Chief Minister V D Satheesan at an event.
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