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This is SHOCKING There is one thing I didn't understand: why was 'Vande Mataram' sung during today's match between India and Afghanistan? Until now, only the national anthem—'Jana Gana Mana'—has been sung. Today, both were sung: first the national song, and then the national anthem.

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If it is the case that the President of Ghana 🇬🇭 got upset and issued directives to the G/A Minister because someone deliberately refused to stand up when the National Anthem was being played, then I salute him for defending the Flag and Anthem of our Motherland. Bravo🇬🇭💪🏃‍♂️❤️

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