Ravi SarrafNew Delhi, Oct. 22 -- Businessman Robert Vadra on Thursday voiced support for his son Rehaan Vadra after 75 of the 105 photographs planned for his exhibition at Delhi's Bikaner House were removed shortly before its inauguration, triggering a controversy over the display of politically sensitive artwork.
"I am very proud of my son. I stand by him, and we will look for another venue to display his photographs," Robert Vadra said, alleging that the Bikaner House administration had objected to several photographs depicting protests in India just hours before the exhibition opened.
Titled No Idea Is Final, the exhibition was scheduled to open at 7 pm on Wednesday. According to accounts of the incident, Rehaan was asked to remove 75 ...