A statement from the Raj Bhavan, after the governor walked out, charged that the Constitution and the national anthem were once again insulted in the Assembly.
"The national anthem is sung or played at the beginning and the conclusion of the governor's address in every state Assembly in the country," the statement said. Pointing out that it is mandatory as per the "National anthem code," it said even after "repeated reminders" conveyed "well in advance", the requests were ignored.
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