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Keralam to host Priyanka Gandhi’s son’s exhibition

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In short

The Kerala government is set to host Raihan Vadra's exhibition titled "No Idea Is Final," featuring photos of Delhi protests. The Vadra family is closely associated with the Gandhi-Vadra family, and the exhibition is expected to showcase their artistic expression and views on current events, in full and without restrictions. The exhibition is organized in response to the government's attempts to curb the expression of a young artist from the family.

Key points

  • The exhibition is in response to the government's attempts to curb the expression of a yo…: The exhibition is in response to the government's attempts to curb the expression of a young artist from the family.
  • The Vadra family is closely associated with the Gandhi-Vadra family.: The Vadra family is closely associated with the Gandhi-Vadra family.
  • The exhibition will showcase their artistic expression and views on current events.: The exhibition will showcase their artistic expression and views on current events.

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After AICC's stand and given the Gandhi-Vadra family scion's strategic standing in the Congress scheme of things, many in the party circles now expect other Congress CMs and party setups to rally around Raihan, whose move to display photos of Delhi protests is already being seen by them as a political messaging.

"Kerala would be happy and proud to host Raihan Vadra's No Idea Is Final exhibition in its entirety. No exclusions, no exceptions", Chief Minister Satheesan said in a social media post, tagging Raihan and his mother.

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Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera said; "Why is the government trying to curb the expression of a young artist?. Obviously Raihan belongs to the family of Priyankaji and Robertji. If someone invites him to host the exhibition in their state, nothing wrong with that. So, what is BJP's problem? The fact of the matter is they have been caught red-handed trying to stop protestors from protesting, from taking photos of protests and from displaying those photos".

Original source: economictimes.indiatimes.com

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