Mumbai, September 9 (Daily Kiran) : The film ‘Hanuman Ansh‘ continues to make waves at the box office, prompting calls for it to be designated tax-free in several states, including Maharashtra. Shiv Sena MP Jyoti Waghmare has publicly praised the film, describing it as a soul-detoxifying experience in today’s toxic environment.
In an interview in Mumbai, Waghmare expressed her admiration after watching the film. She found it to be a soothing exploration of spirituality and the true meaning of life. With the backing of their leader, Eknath Shinde, a staunch advocate of Hindutva, she emphasized the importance of making this film tax-free, urging the public to watch it.
Waghmare also questioned why the Congress party seems fearful of Hindutva, stating, “Why does Congress run away? This is just a film.” She highlighted the exceptional talent displayed by the artists and noted that India’s roots are deeply connected to spirituality. She mentioned that even global figures like Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg acknowledge this connection. If Congress leader Rahul Gandhi opposes the film, she suggested he should reconsider his perspective.
Addressing a recent statement by Prime Minister Modi, Waghmare remarked on the persistent discontent from certain factions, saying, “No matter how much you give, their displeasure remains.” She added that if individuals are unable to appreciate the positive contributions of Modi, they might need their vision corrected, hinting at a metaphorical cataract operation.
On the topic of the Congress party’s opposition to the singing of “Vande Mataram” in Jammu and Kashmir, she noted that during Congress’s rule, the national flag was not even flown in Lal Chowk. Under Modi’s leadership, she argued, the complete rendition of “Vande Mataram” is a testament to the government’s success. She challenged Congress’s stance, questioning their aversion to the song, which she described as a symbol of India’s freedom struggle.
Waghmare further criticized the Congress party for its historical actions, including the division of the country, and urged them to abandon their divisive mentality. She questioned why the National Conference has no objections to singing all stanzas of “Vande Mataram” while Congress does, asserting that the right to expression is protected by the Constitution.
Regarding the ongoing Operation Tiger in Maharashtra, Waghmare emphasized that decisions should be left to the surgeons rather than outsiders. She remarked on the visible changes in Uddhav Thackeray, who is now more accessible and engaged with the public, attributing this shift to the influence of Eknath Shinde.
In closing, Waghmare reflected on the significance of Navratri and Durga Puja, emphasizing the need for respect towards women while also maintaining cultural integrity.
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