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Rahul Gandhi's nephew forced to remove protest artwork from Delhi exhibition

Cultural centre says it requested removal of photographs 'inconsistent' with its policy, notably artwork documenting youth protests in Delhi

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A photographer takes pictures inside Bikaner House after photographs of youth protests by Raihan Vadra, nephew of Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, were removed from display in New Delhi. Photo: Reuters

The nephew of Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said he was forced to remove several pieces of art documenting youth protests from his exhibition at a government-run cultural centre in New Delhi this week, as they were deemed "objectionable."

Raihan Vadra, 26, the son of Gandhi's sister, lawmaker Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, said the management at Bikaner House forced him to remove the artwork just hours before his exhibition opened on Wednesday.

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