Durga Puja's Poignant Art: 'Lajja' Calls for Justice and Reflection
In Kolkata, a Durga Puja committee has unveiled a poignant goddess idol covering her face, symbolizing shame and mourning for violence against women. The installation protests a recent tragedy, emphasizing the community's resolve. Adjustments at other pandals reflect solidarity against ongoing injustices.
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Amid ongoing protests for justice for the R G Kar victim, a Durga Puja committee in Kolkata has revealed a poignant idol of the goddess covering her face, mourning in front of a woman's body.
The themed installation titled 'Lajja' (Shame) by the Shri Shri Saraswati and Kali Mata Mandir Parishad signifies protest against violence towards women, including the recent R G Kar tragedy.
Adjustments to other pandals, like Santosh Mitra Square, reflect solidarity in seeking justice for victims, aiming to voice outrage and support change through cultural platforms.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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