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Trouble brews in BHU as teacher puts his picture on Lord Ram's painting

By IANS | Updated: February 15, 2022 09:25 IST

Varanasi, Feb 15 An exhibition of visual arts organised at Banaras Hindu University has led to a major ...

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Varanasi, Feb 15 An exhibition of visual arts organised at Banaras Hindu University has led to a major controversy.

Amresh Kumar, assistant professor of Visual Arts himself, has superimposed his picture on a painting of Lord Shri Ram and his wife's face on the picture of Sita.

The exhibition has been organised in the Faculty of Visual Arts of Banaras Hindu University.

Angry students are now demanding action against Amresh Kumar and have accused him of inciting religious sentiments.

Amresh Kumar said that this is not a big deal, because Ram belongs to everyone. He did not take further questions on the matter.

The BHU administration has, so far, remained silent on the controversy.

The students have said that if action was not taken at the earliest, they would start a protest.

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Tags: Amresh Kumar SinghSitaBanaras Hindu UniversityPandit madan mohan malaviya hospitalSir sunderlal hospital of banaras hindu universityBanaras hinduInstitute of medical sciences in banaras hindu university
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