Supreme Court of India
Sanjeev Bhatnagar v. Union of India and Ors.
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I Constitution of India 1950-Artic/e 32-Public Interest Litigation- Seeking deletion of word 'Sindh' from the Natiokal Anthem as 'Sindh' no I longer part of India post partition-Held: NationaltAnthem is song expressing patriotic feelings and not a chronicle defining te;riiory of nation which has adopted the anthem- 'Sindh' is not just a geogrJphical region, it refers to place and to its people spread throughout the country-Further, issue raised neither constitutional nor there is enforcement of ahy fundamental right- /so ' petition not in public interest-Hence, petition rejected-Article 5/ .
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