BJP’s ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ Campaign Hosts Discussion at Sindhu Bhawan; Collective Singing of the Third Stanza of Vande Mataram Creates a Special Patriotic Atmosphere
Published on: November 05, 2026
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
The right to dissent is an essential part of democracy, but attempts to weaken constitutional institutions, undermine their dignity and create an atmosphere of anarchy in the country will not be accepted by Indian society. This was the central message that emerged during an intellectual discussion organised at Sindhu Bhawan, Rajnandgaon, under the Bharatiya Janata Party’s ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ campaign.
The programme brought together distinguished citizens from different fields, including advocates, journalists, business representatives and social organisations. Former Cabinet Minister and senior BJP leader Premprakash Pandey presided over the event. Senior BJP leader, National Council member and former Cabinet Minister-rank office-holder Khubchand Parakh, along with other speakers, shared their views on democracy, the dignity of constitutional institutions and the current political situation.
Right to Dissent Must Be Exercised Within Democratic Framework
During the discussion, speakers said that the greatest strength of democracy lies in its institutions, constitutional framework and the public’s trust in them. Political parties have every right to express their views, oppose the government and raise dissenting voices, but such activities must remain within the boundaries of the democratic system.
They said that turning protests into disorder, targeting constitutional institutions and attempting to create public distrust in them are not in the national interest.
Referring to the current political environment, speakers observed that any attempt to weaken the credibility of institutions under the cover of democratic rights and freedom of expression requires serious consideration by aware citizens.
The discussion aimed to place these issues before informed members of society and highlight their responsibility towards protecting democratic values.
Third Stanza of Vande Mataram Creates a Special Patriotic Experience
One of the most notable moments of the programme came during the collective singing of the national song Vande Mataram. The third stanza, in particular, created a deeply emotional and patriotic atmosphere among those present.
The stanza included the lines:
त्वं हि दुर्गा दशप्रहरणधारिणी।
कमला कमलदलविहारिणी॥
वाणी विद्यादायिनी, नमामि त्वाम्।
नमामि कमलाम्, अमलाम्, अतुलाम्,
सुजलाम्, सुफलाम्, मातरम्॥
The verses portray the motherland through the symbols of Goddess Durga, representing strength; Goddess Lakshmi, representing prosperity; and Goddess Saraswati, representing knowledge.
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The collective rendition connected participants with India’s cultural consciousness and a sense of devotion towards the motherland. The meaningful expression of this stanza continued to be discussed even after the programme, with several participants describing the collective singing as a special experience.
Participation from Different Sections of Society
Purnima Sahu, who handled the organisational responsibilities and played an important role in coordinating the event through the Sindhu Bhawan’s management, ensured the participation of distinguished people from different sections of society by personally inviting them.
Representatives from the legal and judicial fields, journalism, business communities and social organisations attended the discussion and shared their perspectives.
Among those present were Suresh H. Lal, former Dongargarh MLA Vinod Khandekar, Markfed Chairman Shashikant Dwivedi, BJP leaders Ramesh Patel and Kachru Prasad Sharma, veteran social worker Komal Singh Rajput, D.C. Jain, Advocate Amalendu Hajra, Sushil Tiwari, Tarun Laharwani, Amar Lalwani and Rohit Chandrakar, along with several other prominent citizens.
Participants exchanged views on democracy, the dignity of constitutional institutions and matters concerning national interest.
Discussion Highlights Citizens’ Responsibilities Alongside Democratic Rights
The intellectual discussion went beyond political debate and focused on citizens’ duties, constitutional boundaries and responsibility towards the nation alongside democratic rights.
The programme conveyed the message that informed public participation and respect for constitutional institutions are essential for strengthening democracy.
