Faiz Ahmed Faiz controversial poem on Citizenship amendment act(CAA)

Controversial poem of Faiz Ahmed Faiz

India also gave controversial color to Faiz Ahmed Faiz's poem
India has launched a probe into protest against the controversial Citizenship Act by looking at the poetry of Urdu renowned poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz, who has protested whether the poem is not anti-Hindu.
Some students sing 'We will watch' Faiz Ahmed Faiz's poem during the demonstration in IIT Kanpur on December 17 following police violence in Jamia Millia, while some students complained in writing, according to the deputy director of the institute. That the poem read during the demonstration has stifled the sentiments of Hindus, so action should be taken against the students who have read the poem.
Faiz Ahmed Faiz was a proclaimed communist and wrote his famous poem 'We Will See' against Pakistan's General Zia-ul-Haq. Iqbal Banu sang this poem and ordered it.

The word in the poem drew the attention of the Indian authorities to the idol, as the idol in India is called idol. There was an error in understanding due to the difference of language, but there was no controversy in the poem on which the controversy arose.
Although there is poetic tradition in every language, Urdu poetry presents the voice of the human in a powerful and beautiful way. This complimentary statement allows poets to express themselves more openly and indirectly.
Urdu poetry has a literal meaning but is metaphorical. It was used by poets in repressive regimes, making it difficult to speak like military rule when Faiz wrote this poem.
The literature created in this language plays a fundamental role in the development of any language of the world and the literature is not only developing knowledge of the language of the people but also introduces other nations to the language. In today's modern era, our progressive writers and poets who were introduced to the leftist movements are credited with the literature of these countries, such as Faiz Ahmad Faiz who was influenced by Communism mainly Russian literature. Introduced.
This poem is considered to be against the dictatorship, but the sensitivity of the authorities in India can be gauged from the fact that some lines are allegedly anti-Hindu, saying some of the lines are against the worship of idols.
After the establishment of Pakistan and India, Urdu became the national language of Pakistan and Hindi. However, millions of people in India still speak and write not only Aravod, but interestingly here, it is not only Faiz but Habib Jalb and the ongoing protests in India. Allama Iqbal's message is also being read.
The report regarding Faiz's poem remains to be seen, but the protesters are moving forward with the revolutionary poetry of Iqbal, Faiz and Habib Jalb in the fierce protests.
The protesters do not care about the country to which these poets belong, which is enough to extinguish the protest.