Gandhiji And 2002 Gujarat Riots Face - Ashok Parmar In One Painting, Leads Controversy - Vibes Of India

Gujarat News, Gujarati News, Latest Gujarati News, Gujarat Breaking News, Gujarat Samachar.

Latest Gujarati News, Breaking News in Gujarati, Gujarat Samachar, ગુજરાતી સમાચાર, Gujarati News Live, Gujarati News Channel, Gujarati News Today, National Gujarati News, International Gujarati News, Sports Gujarati News, Exclusive Gujarati News, Coronavirus Gujarati News, Entertainment Gujarati News, Business Gujarati News, Technology Gujarati News, Automobile Gujarati News, Elections 2022 Gujarati News, Viral Social News in Gujarati, Indian Politics News in Gujarati, Gujarati News Headlines, World News In Gujarati, Cricket News In Gujarati

Gandhiji And 2002 Gujarat Riots Face – Ashok Parmar In One Painting, Leads Controversy

| Updated: October 30, 2021 12:40

A Controversy has erupted over a painting in the ongoing art exhibition ‘Mahatma Gandhi The True Spirit’ in Udaipur. The painting has led to controversy citing the inclusion of Ashok Parmar’s face, who is considered the face of 2002 Gujarat’s riots, in the painting besides Gandhiji.

However, Ashok Parmar, popularly known as the Face of Terror, described the inclusion of Gandhiji in the painting portrays communal harmony. He added that the painter’s motive was to disseminate a message of Gandhiji’s motto of non-violence to the country. He also said that he criticize the ones who see issues in this painting and appreciate the artist who has created the painting.

The art exhibition, ‘Mahatma – The True Spirit’ was startedon the occasion of the 152nd birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi – October 2, 2021 at Bagore ki Haveli in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The exhibition is part of ‘Azadi Ka Amrut Mahoysav’ – a countrywide campaign to celebrate 75 years of Independence andwill be concluded on October 31, 2021.  

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *