Annu Kapoor’s big statement: When there can be Christian and Muslim nations in the world, then why object to Hindu nation?

News India Live, Digital Desk: Actor Annu Kapoor, known for his outspoken style, has once again expressed his opinion on national identity and religious identity. He not only supported the government’s new stand on ‘Vande Mataram’ but also shared his logical opinion on the concept of ‘Hindu Rashtra’.1. What did you say on Vande Mataram? Annu Kapoor described the Union Home Ministry’s directive related to ‘Vande Mataram’ as a “wonderful and wonderful decision”. Journey of 32 years: He said, “I have been chanting Vande Mataram for the last 32 years. It is the immortal creation of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, which symbolizes the soul of the nation.” Global impact: He claimed that even in America (New Jersey, New York, LA) people who chant ‘Vande Mataram ‘Mataram’, many of them get this inspiration from him.2. Hindu Rashtra Debate: Annu Kapoor took a strong stance on the questions raised on the concept of Hindu Rashtra: Comparative argument: He questioned that when there can be more than 130 Christian nations, 56 Islamic nations and several Buddhist nations in the world, why is the discussion of ‘Hindu Rashtra’ considered unusual or controversial in India? Sanatan tradition: According to him, India has its roots in Sanatan tradition and when a Hindu prays, he is only for himself. No, rather it talks about the welfare of the entire world (Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam).3. Emphasis on ‘unity’: Politics and religion Annnu Kapoor expressed concern over the growing factionalism and casteism among Hindus and said: Appeal for unity: “It is very important for Hindus to remain united. Only when we forget religion, caste and sect and become united, we will be able to face external challenges.” Politics of division: He described the growing division between Hindus and Muslims in India as completely “politically motivated”. Reaction on social media (Social Media Row) After the statement, two factions have formed on the internet: Support: Many users have described his statements as ‘courageous’ and ‘logical’, especially his knowledge on the historical importance of Vande Mataram is being appreciated. Opposition: At the same time, some critics argue that India is a secular nation and the concept of Hindu Rashtra is contrary to the basic structure of the Constitution.

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