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Gandhi's Statue Vandalised in London Ahead of Birth Anniversary, India Condemns 'Shameful Act'
The Indian High Commission called the vandalism a violent attack on nonviolence three days before the International Day of Nonviolence and is coordinating restoration efforts.
- A statue of Mahatma Gandhi in London was vandalized with the word "Terrorists" spray-painted on it, outraging India.
- The vandalism occurred days before Gandhi's 156th birth anniversary and the International Day of Non-Violence.
- Indian authorities condemned the act as a "violent attack on the idea of non-violence" and are working to restore the statue.
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Indian diplomats condemn 'shameful' vandalism of Gandhi statue
Indian officials have called for "immediate action" against unidentified people who vandalised a statue of iconic independence leader Mahatma Gandhi in London.The bronze statue in a city park was spray-painted with the word "terrorists" painted in black on its plinth, along with "Gandhi, Modi and Hindustani [Indians]", the BBCreports."This is not just vandalism, but a violent attack on the idea of non-violence," the Indian High Commission in the…
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