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This video documents a protest organized by the BJP, which alleges that the Trinamool Congress was involved in the burning of a photograph of the revered poet and Nobel laureate, Rabindranath Tagore. The protest serves as a powerful public condemnation of the alleged act, which the protesters view as a profound disrespect to a cultural icon.
The video begins by showing Leader of opposition BJP MLA Suvendu Adhikari led a group of protesters gathering outside a building [00:00]. Many of them are dressed in white, a color often associated with peace and tribute, and are seen holding pictures of Rabindranath Tagore. This visual immediately sets the tone of the event, highlighting its focus on honoring the legacy of the poet. The protesters then move to a statue of Tagore, where they perform a tribute by adorning it with garlands and lighting candles [00:24]. This act is a clear sign of reverence and underscores the gravity of the incident that prompted the demonstration.
Following the tribute, a speaker in a white kurta addresses the assembled crowd using a microphone [01:02]. Other individuals stand with him, also holding pictures of Tagore, reinforcing the central theme of the protest. The group then forms a procession, marching through the streets while chanting slogans and continuing to carry the pictures of Tagore [02:56]. This march is a public display of their condemnation of the alleged act and their demand for accountability.
The procession eventually reaches a locked gate, where they are stopped [03:26]. The protesters continue to chant slogans, attempting to reason with those on the other side of the gate. The video concludes with a press conference [04:22], where BJP State President Samik Bhattacharya addresses the media. During the press conference, the speaker provides specific details about the alleged incident. He mentions that the incident occurred at Chanchal College in Malda, where he claims that a picture of Tagore was burned [05:12]. The speaker alleges that this act was committed by a group associated with the Trinamool Congress. He also makes a broader political point, claiming that the Trinamool Congress in border areas is behaving like the government of Bangladesh and that a student would never commit such an act. He goes on to imply that this act reflects an ideology that considers Tagore a "kafir" or infidel [05:41], thereby escalating the political and cultural dimensions of the incident. The protest, as depicted in the video, is a clear reaction to this specific incident at Chanchal College. While the video itself does not show the burning of the photograph, it captures the public outrage and the strong political message conveyed by the BJP. The demonstration is not just a protest but a significant political statement, linking the alleged act of disrespect to a wider narrative about political ideology and cultural identity.
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