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National anthem faux pas in LS; will probe, says Birla

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 11:09 AM Sep 19, 2023 IST

New Delhi, September 18

Speaker Om Birla on Monday said he would order a thorough investigation into a possible electronic technical glitch that led to the playing of the national anthem even before he had assumed his chair this morning.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, top ministers, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi and others stood up as the anthem was played. A few seconds later, the Speaker arrived and the National Anthem was played again. — TNS

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National anthem faux pas in LS; will probe, says Birla

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