National Anthem allegedly insulted in J&K Assembly
The National Anthem was allegedly insulted in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly on Monday as the Opposition's protest continued even as it was being played. The Opposition was trying to disrupt Governor NN Vohra's address to the joint session of the Assembly. Vohra cut his address short and walked away during the National Anthem, BJP's Ravinder Raina said.
In the uproar today in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly following the Opposition's protest against the PDP-BJP government, the national anthem was allegedly insulted when the ruckus continued even as it was played.The protesting Opposition members, mainly from the National Conference and the Congress, created ruckus as they tried to disrupt Governor NN Vohra's address to the joint session of the bicameral legislature in Jammu.ALSO READ | How national anthem should be played in cinema halls: Home Ministry is out with an advisoryAs the Governor started his address, members of the Opposition parties stood up shouting slogans against the PDP-BJP government.The Governor rushed to the concluding part of his speech amid the din.