India faces new political clash over patriotic song
Aadil Mir
Press TV, New Delhi
A heated political debate has erupted in India after the ruling party pushed to elevate a historic patriotic song as a compulsory national symbol.
Opposition lawmakers say the move targets minorities and weaponizes identity, raising fresh questions about secularism and constitutional freedoms in India.
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