Bill seeks 3-year jail for disturbing rendition of ‘Vande Mataram’
A new bill plans to jail individuals disrupting Vande Mataram singing. This proposed legislation aims to amend existing laws regarding national honor. Disrupting the national song could lead to three years imprisonment. The government cites historical significance for this proposed amendment. This bill will be introduced during the upcoming Parliament session.
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