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Vishal Dadlani Mocks Parliament: How a 10-Hour Debate "Solved" India's Crises

Composer Vishal Dadlani took to Instagram with some very sarcastic "good news." He mocked Parliament for holding a 10-hour debate on the national song Vande Mataram. Dadlani ironically declared that this lengthy discussion magically solved major issues like unemployment and air pollution. He pointed out the high cost of the session while real problems went unaddressed.

Key Points: Vishal Dadlani Criticizes 10-Hour Vande Mataram Parliament Debate

  • Vishal Dadlani sarcastically claims national issues are solved after lengthy debate
  • He highlights the debate cost taxpayers approximately Rs. 2.5 lakh per minute
  • The singer criticizes Parliament for ignoring pressing problems like unemployment
  • The debate marked the 150th anniversary of the iconic national song
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Vishal Dadlani mocks 10-hour 'Vande Mataram' debate in Parliament: India's unemployment problem has been solved

Singer Vishal Dadlani sarcastically claims India's unemployment and pollution are "solved" after Parliament spent 10 hours debating the national song Vande Mataram.

"And because of this debate, let me tell you, India's unemployment problem has been solved. - Vishal Dadlani"

Mumbai, Dec 10

Composer and singer Vishal Dadlani took to social media to mock Parliament following the 10-hour-long debate over Vande Mataram.

In an ironic tone, the singer highlighted the prolonged parliamentary session on Vande Mataram. Vishal criticized the parliament for spending 10 hours debating the song instead of focusing on more pressing issues. He sarcastically said that because of this long debate, problems like unemployment, the Indigo issue, and air pollution have supposedly been “solved,” pointing out that these real issues weren’t even discussed.

Taking to his Instagram handle, Vishal posted a video of him where he is heard saying, “Hello, brothers and sisters. I have good news for you. Yesterday, our parliament debated on Vande Mataram for 10 hours. Vande Mataram is a very famous and well-known folk song written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee. People love it. It was debated in the parliament.”

He added, “And because of this debate, let me tell you, India's unemployment problem has been solved. The Indigo problem has been solved. The air pollution problem has been solved. Imagine! A debate was held on a poem for 10 hours. These things were not even mentioned, but all these things have been solved because of this debate. This debate costs Rs.2.5 lakh per minute of your tax money in the parliament. 10 hours means 600 minutes. Count it.”

Sharing the video, the music composer wrote in the caption, “Happy news for everyone!! And congratulations to India!”

For the unversed, during the Winter Session of Parliament, a 10-hour-long debate was held on the national song Vande Mataram, penned by the renowned Bengali poet and novelist Bankim Chandra Chatterjee in 1875.

December 8 marked the 150th anniversary of the iconic song. During the session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at length about the cultural and historical significance of Vande Mataram.

- IANS

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Priya S
I love Vande Mataram, it gives me goosebumps. But 10 hours? Really? We have students struggling to find jobs, farmers in distress, and pollution choking our cities. The timing feels off. Can't we do both - respect our heritage AND solve current problems?
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Rohit P
Vishal Dadlani's sarcasm is on point! 😂 It's a sad state when our Parliament spends a full day debating a song's history while real issues gather dust. The "Indigo problem" jab is especially sharp. Priorities, please!
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Sarah B
As someone who follows Indian politics, this is disappointing. The 150th anniversary is significant, but a 10-hour debate seems excessive. Couldn't a shorter, meaningful tribute have sufficed? The cost to taxpayer is staggering.
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Karthik V
Respectfully, I disagree with the mockery. Vande Mataram is the soul of our nation, not just a "folk song." Understanding its history and significance for 10 hours on its 150th year is a duty. Our problems are persistent and will be addressed, but some things are above daily politics.
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Nisha Z
The math is shocking! 600 minutes x ₹2.5 lakh = ₹15 crore!? For one debate? My brother has been looking for a job for 8 months. Imagine if that money was used for skill development or startup grants. Feels like a waste of resources.

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