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Vande Mataram's cuts sowed seeds of Partition: Modi

The New Indian Express Villupuram

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November 08, 2025

IN a veiled criticism of the Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said significant stanzas of the 'Vande Mataram' were axed in 1937, which sowed the seeds of Partition.

- PARVEZ SULTAN @NewDelhi

He further asserted that 'divisive philosophy' is still a challenge before the country.

"The spirit of Vande Mataram illuminated the entire nation during the freedom struggle. But unfortunately, in 1937, the key verses of Vande Mataram, a part of its soul, were separated. This division of Vande Mataram also sowed the seeds of the nation's division. Why was this great mantra of nation-building treated with such injustice? This is important for today's generation to understand because that divisive thinking remains a challenge for the country even today," Modi said.

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