Goemkrponn desk
PANAJI: The compilation of videos exposes how BJP Functionaries, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah & others, have insulted National Flag & National Anthem. Before doing “Tiranga Jagruti” on 11th & 12th August, BJP President Sadanand Shet Tanawade must learn how to hold Tiranga, charged Congress Media Cell Chairman Amarnath Panjikar.
Reacting to the two-day “Tiranga Jagruti” programme announced by BJP State President Sadanand Tanawade yesterday, Amarnath Panjikar released a video exposing various BJP functionaries disrespecting the National Flag & National Anthem. He said BJP Functionaries are now trying to take cheap political mileage using our National Flag.
The videos show PM Modi and BJP Leader & former Karnataka Governor Vajubhai Vala walking away when National Anthem is played. One video shows Home Minister Amit Shah pulling the Tiranga down & other BJP workers shamelessly clapping. In another video, Tiranga is unfurled upside down by BJP MLA Avadhesh Singh from PM Narendra Modi’s Varanasi Loksabha Constituency, pointed Amarnath Panjikar.
It is shocking to read the tweet of BJP Leader Varun Gandhi, who has posted a video showing how poor people are forced to buy Tiranga while taking their monthly ration. BJP Government and its Party Functionaries are using high-handedness to gain political mileage by showing fake patriotism & jumla nationalism, stated Amarnath Panjikar
Goa BJP President Sadanand Shet Tanawade insulted the Tiranga just yesterday by displaying it upside down. I urge him to take lessons on respecting our National Flag before going on his political mission of “Tiranga Jagruti”, Amarnath Panjikar said.
There is a need to provide Har Ghar Clean Water, Har Ghar Uninterrupted Power, Har Ghar Job, Har Ghar Timely Financial Assistance, Har Ghar Health Care, Har Ghar Internet Connection, Har Ghar Education, and Har Government Department with Zero Corruption. The symbolism of the BJP with “Har Ghar Tiranga” is only a publicity stunt, stated Amarnath Panjikar.
