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Exhibition row: Raihan recounts how events unfolded before photos were taken down

Outlet: The Times of India · YASHASVI VASISTHA · Published 22/10/2026 07:38 UTC

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Raihan Vadra's photography exhibition, No Idea Is Fine, allegedly faced turmoil at Bikaner House when management objected hours before its start, claiming venue policy violations. While Vadra proposed removing select images, the officials demanded the removal of all 70 photographs, including those depicting the Indian national flag. This sparked outrage among Congress members, igniting debates about censorship and the value of artistic freedom.

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