Opponents of ‘Vande Mataram’ are insulting mother and motherland: Manoj Pandey!

BJP MLA Manoj Pandey presented his views on the supplementary budget of Uttar Pradesh. He said that the purpose of the supplementary budget brought by the government is that if there is a shortage of funds in the already running schemes, it can be fulfilled.

He said that many times money is allotted in advance for different schemes, but sometimes that amount is not enough to complete the development work. In such a situation, by bringing supplementary budget, it is ensured that the schemes can be completed and the public can benefit from them.

Manoj Pandey said that the Uttar Pradesh government has brought this budget so that development works can be expedited. This is in the interest of 25 crore people. With this budget, the obstacles or lack of funds in roads, universities and other development works will be resolved. He stressed that the supplementary budget is not just money on paper, but its direct benefits reach the general public.

On withdrawal of the controversial bill related to salary payment of Madrasa teachers and other employees, Manoj Pandey said that things keep changing from time to time as per the need. The Education Department reviews it continuously. When the need is felt, the government takes a decision on it. This is a normal process and there is nothing new in it.

On Congress MP Imran Masood’s statement about making Priyanka Gandhi the Prime Minister, Manoj Pandey said that everyone has the right to dream, but just dreaming does not work. If someone wants to make his dreams come true, he will have to work hard and do the same. Dreams will be fulfilled only when actions are in accordance with them.

He reacted strongly to SP’s statement “Vande Mataram should be included in RSS prayers”. Manoj Pandey said that such people should be ashamed who are opposing Vande Mataram while living in India.

Vande Mataram is not just a song, it is part of our lifestyle, values ​​and history. Our morning and night, the main lines of our life are reflected in this. Those who laughed and protested at Vande Mataram are insulting their mother and motherland. One who cannot respect his mother cannot respect anyone else.

He also said that Vande Mataram is an important part of our values ​​and life. It is the responsibility of every Indian to believe and respect it. It is not just a song, but a symbol of our identity and our loyalty towards our country.