“My dear students, it pains me deeply to see some of you hesitate, or even refuse, to say ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai.’ Do you realize how much it hurts? This is not about religion, caste, or community—it is about our shared identity as Indians. We are Indians first, and this simple chant is a symbol of love and respect for our motherland. When you hold back, it feels as if you are distancing yourself from that very identity. Even among the well-educated, I see this reluctance. Why should a call that unites us as one nation be treated with suspicion? Why should pride in our motherland be silenced? My heart aches because this is not just a chant—it is a mindset, a reminder that we belong to one soil, one people, one destiny. I beg you to reflect: if not for our country, then for whom will you raise your voice?”

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