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Raihan Vadra Alleges Bikaner House Removed Protest Photos from Exhibition
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Raihan Vadra Alleges Bikaner House Removed Protest Photos from Exhibition

Artist Raihan Vadra claimed Bikaner House removed his protest photos while Priyanka Gandhi alleged mass voter deletion.

Summary

Visual artist and photographer Raihan Vadra, son of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, alleged on social media that Bikaner House management removed several photographs from his upcoming exhibition titled 'No Idea is Final.' These photos reportedly depicted recent protests in Delhi, and claims of censorship and the trimming of Tiranga images have sparked debate. Separately, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra accused the Chief Election Commissioner of criminal acts for deleting 13 crore voters from electoral rolls during a special intensive revision. Vadra demanded prosecution of the CEC, calling the deletions criminal acts against democracy.

Why it's important

The controversy highlights potential censorship concerns regarding artistic expression and raises serious allegations of electoral malpractice, impacting public trust in democratic processes.

Key Points

  • Raihan Vadra protest photos removed
  • Bikaner House censorship claims
  • Priyanka Gandhi voter deletion allegations

Key Narratives

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Raihan Vadra

He alleged that Bikaner House management removed many of his protest photographs from his exhibition.

Bikaner House

Bikaner House allegedly trimmed Raihan Vadra's protest photos.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra

She accused the Chief Election Commissioner of criminal acts against democracy for deleting 13 crore voters' names from electoral rolls.

Involved Entities

Raihan Vadra, Bikaner House, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Chief Election Commissioner

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