New Delhi [India], Jan 11 (NT): Where does the line between patriotic and anti-national lie now after the Supreme Court has made it optional for the national anthem to play in cinema halls? Shiv Sena has lauded on the latest question at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supporters.In light of the "Attack of patriotic values in the last one to three years," Shiv Sena in its spokesperson Saamana asked what role does the Rashtriya Svamsewak Sangh (RSS) and other national organisations play in giving a guaranteed value of the ever-changing value of nationalism.

No other country in the world has such a pathetic condition in relation to their national anthem, the Saamana editorial remarked at length.The definition and idea of nationalism are endlessly changing, Shiv Sena observed saying, On one hand, loud nationalistic cries are heard against triple talaq, and at the same time, the government has shown laxity in concern of the national anthem.

In support of its statement, the editorial also took on those who link beef-eating with anti-nationalism, Cows' protectors are patriots while those who eat its skin, that is, beef are anti-national, it was emphatically said during this time. But yesterday, the Chief Minister of BJP-ruled Goa boldly said that beef was not banned in the state. That is why cows like our national anthem are also in a pitiable condition. (NT)