New Delhi: The Congress had to remove one stanza from its campaign theme song, which was an apparent jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi after the Election Commission objected to it, sources said.
A media monitoring committee of the Election Commission had Saturday objected to the stanza. After it was removed, the song was cleared for release, sources in the EC said. The Election Commission has set up media certification and monitoring committee (MCMC) at the state and district levels to clear political advertisements and campaign material for the Lok Sabha election.
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ठान लिया है सारे हिंदुस्तान ने,
— Congress (@INCIndia) April 7, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
आयी है सुनहरी घड़ी "न्याय की।
हर धोखे, जुमले का होगा हिसाब,
घड़ियां खत्म हुई अब "अन्याय" की।।
कांग्रेस बनेगी हर जन की आवाज,
दूर करेगी पीड़ा हर "असहाय" की।।#AbHogaNYAY pic.twitter.com/xGXs8GV7Fp
">ठान लिया है सारे हिंदुस्तान ने,
— Congress (@INCIndia) April 7, 2019
आयी है सुनहरी घड़ी "न्याय की।
हर धोखे, जुमले का होगा हिसाब,
घड़ियां खत्म हुई अब "अन्याय" की।।
कांग्रेस बनेगी हर जन की आवाज,
दूर करेगी पीड़ा हर "असहाय" की।।#AbHogaNYAY pic.twitter.com/xGXs8GV7Fpठान लिया है सारे हिंदुस्तान ने,
— Congress (@INCIndia) April 7, 2019
आयी है सुनहरी घड़ी "न्याय की।
हर धोखे, जुमले का होगा हिसाब,
घड़ियां खत्म हुई अब "अन्याय" की।।
कांग्रेस बनेगी हर जन की आवाज,
दूर करेगी पीड़ा हर "असहाय" की।।#AbHogaNYAY pic.twitter.com/xGXs8GV7Fp
The Congress had referred its theme song to MCMC in Delhi. The song 'Main hi toh Hindustan hoon' has been penned by Javed Akhtar. While the campaign film has been directed by Nikhil Advani and the cinematography is by Tushar Kanti Ray, the concept and script were provided by Anuja Chauhan, and the music was composed by Arjuna Harjai, the Congress said.
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