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Jadavpur University Walls Repainted in Political Graffiti After Recent Whitewash

After a brief whitewash of campus walls, left‑leaning student groups at Jadavpur University in Kolkata used the same surface to create new political murals. The fresh artwork, depicting anti‑corruption slogans and images of leftist leaders, was rolled out within 24 hours. University officials have expressed concerns about vandalism and the potential impact on the campus atmosphere, while student leaders claim the work reflects their political stance. The incident has sparked debate over campus freedom of expression and property rights.

Jadavpur University Walls Repainted in Political Graffiti After Recent Whitewash
Jadavpur University Walls Repainted in Political Graffiti After Recent WhitewashPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

Jadavpur University walls, recently cleaned in a whitewash, were repainted by left‑wing student bodies with political graffiti. The new murals showcase anti‑corruption messaging and imagery of prominent leftist figures, appearing on the same day as the whitewash.

University administration has voiced worries that the artwork may be considered vandalism and could affect campus safety and image. However, student leaders argue they are exercising their right to political expression on campus property.

The incident has drawn attention from local media and sparked discussions about the limits of campus art, freedom of speech, and property rights in Kolkata’s educational institutions.

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