Calling Gandhi "Father of Nation", an insult to Bharat Mata: Mahesh Vikram Hegde
Bengaluru: Controversial Journalist and founder of fake news factory ‘postcard news’ Mahesh Vikram Hegde on Thursday posted a controversial tweet on his twitter handle adding that terming Mahatma Gandhi as the father of the nation would be an insult to the nation given the thousands of years of heritage of the country.
Hegde instead suggested that the Ganhiji should be called as the “Son of Bharat Mata” instead of “Father of Nation”.
“Nationa that has thousands of years of heritage is called BHARAT MATA We’ve given the place MOTHER. So Won’t it be an insult to our mother if we call Gandhiji as “Father of Nation”? (SIC) he questioned in the tweet.
He further ‘reminded’ readers that India’s neighboring country Pakistan was due to Mahatma Gandhi. “It is better call him “son of Bharat Mata” Let me remind that Pakistan was born due to him” (SIC).
Mahesh Hegde has been in past on multiple occasions been detained and arrested by police for posting, sharing and spreading fake news post on his website. Earlier in April this year he was also arrested by the state police after Karnataka Home Minister had filed a complaint as a fake letter was circulated ahead of the Lok Sabha Election in the state which was allegedly written to Sonia Gandhi by Patil regarding Lingayat issue in the state.
Nation that has thousands of years of heritage is called BHARAT MATA
— Mahesh Vikram Hegde (@mvmeet) June 13, 2019
We've given the place of MOTHER
So won’t it be an insult to our mother
If we call Gandhiji as
“Father of Nation”?
It is better to call him "Son of Bharat Mata"
Let me remind that Pakistan was born due to him
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Students not satisfied with their SSLC results given a chance to improve scores, details here
Bengaluru: The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) has announced the SSLC supplementary exams, providing students with a valuable opportunity to enhance their academic performance. These supplementary exams, known as Exam-2 and Exam-3, afford students the chance to retake their exams regardless of their initial results.
Designed to empower students to achieve their optimal scores, the supplementary exams cater to both those who may have initially failed as well as those who seek to improve upon their passing grades. The flexibility of these exams allows students to strive for better results and reach their academic goals.
The KSEAB SSLC supplementary exam schedules will be released shortly, providing students with the necessary information to plan their reexaminations effectively.
