Anuradha Paudwal faces controversies over her comments on Ram Mandir donation theft and ‘Vishwaguru’ story: ‘It’s taken out of its context and it’s just entertaining’ |

National award winning singer Anuradha Paudwal He has been in the news regarding the controversy he recently said on Ram Mandir and the story of ‘Vishwaguru’. Breaking the silence, the former singer said that what he said had been taken out of context and had become sensational, leading to a misinterpretation of what he was trying to convey. The argument comes from AnuradhaA recent appearance on journalist Shubhankar Mishra’s podcast, where he interviewed India’s “Vishwaguru” for a discussion on education. He said the closure of thousands of schools raises concerns about the country’s plans to become a world leader.The former singer took to Instagram and said that her recent comments have been deleted. Anuradha shared a post showing respect for India and its leadership while saying that every citizen has the right to express his opinion with dignity. “Namaskar to all my family friends and fans. I appreciate the love and respect you have given me for my work. I also love and respect my country and its leadership. Every citizen including me understands that we need to be educated to grow and lead in this country. I will always stand by that. We are all allowed to express our opinions respectfully in this country.”He also objected to the updated version of the discussion being published online, insisting that it does not show everything.“But I get really angry when I talk indiscriminately and start talking wrong. I don’t approve of these videos and I ask people not to encourage such creators. Please note that this is not a formality but no one is allowed to use the discussion to help them. “Reflecting on how his views have changed over time, the singer said that he no longer sees the situation as he did before. He added, “A few years ago, I also believed that India would become Vishwaguru. But now I see many things happening that seem to be against that vision. This nonsense must stop.”Anuradha also referred to the donation scam at the Ram Mandir, saying what had happened at the most important religious site was a cause for concern. He said that if India really wants to be a ‘Vishwaguru’, it should follow the principles and principles that go along with it. The singer reiterated his concerns about education, saying that many schools across the country have been closed.