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Nehru echoed Jinnah, betrayed Vande Mataram: PM Modi in LS
The Political and Business Daily
|December 09, 2025
PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said first PM Jawaharlal Nehru betrayed Vande Mataram by echoing Muhammad Ali Jinnah's communal concerns and fragmenting the national song that put India on the path of politics of appeasement, leading to its Partition.
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Initiating a debate on the '150th anniversary of national song Vande Mataram', Modi highlighted how Vande Mataram inspired the nation, energised the freedom struggle and became a symbol of national resolve which prompted Mahatma Gandhi to liken it to the national anthem.
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