DIVYA DELHI : Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has reacted to the reported removal of photographs featuring her son, artist Raihan Vadra, from a protest site in Delhi. Speaking about the development, Priyanka questioned the decision and expressed concern over the treatment of artists and their work in public spaces. Raihan, who is known for his work as an artist and photographer, had reportedly been associated with the visual documentation of the protest. Some of the pictures displayed at the site were subsequently removed, prompting Priyanka Gandhi to raise the issue publicly. Reacting to the development, Priyanka said, “Tomorrow it’ll be another artist,” suggesting that the removal could set a wider precedent for other artists whose work is displayed during protests or public campaigns. The Congress leader’s remarks have drawn attention to the broader debate over artistic expression, public displays and the freedom of artists to document social and political events. Her comments also come amid heightened political discussions surrounding protests in the national capital. The circumstances under which the photographs were removed, including who ordered their removal and the reasons behind the decision, remain a matter of discussion. No detailed explanation was immediately available in the information surrounding the incident.The episode has added another political dimension to the ongoing Delhi protest, with Priyanka Gandhi’s reaction putting the focus on Raihan’s work and the larger question of artistic expression in public spaces.
