Defending the Centre’s patriotic initiative, Anwar stressed its intent to unite, not divide. If sentiments are hurt, he proposed constructive talks: ‘Let organizations sit with the government, explain issues. This is purely for the country’s welfare.’

Anwar didn’t hold back on Rahul Gandhi’s parliamentary conduct, backing Nishikant Dubey’s call for membership revocation. ‘Know the rules of the House,’ he advised, slamming Gandhi for citing a disallowed book on ex-Army Chief Naravane. ‘Defence cleared it unfit—why invoke it? That’s toying with security.’

Turning to Bihar, he rebutted law-and-order critiques: Zero tolerance reigns, with rapid arrests. ‘Jungle raj architects now lecture on raj? Laughable,’ he quipped, lauding Samrat Choudhary’s efforts and urging opposition support for stability.

In a political landscape rife with division, Anwar’s call prioritizes national harmony and accountable leadership.