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Protesters Paint Anandbazar Patrika Office Saffron
Some people were upset with a newspaper called Anandbazar Patrika because of a headline they didn't like.
The headline was 'Saffron Hooliganism'.
A leader named Suvendu Adhikari said the newspaper should say sorry.
When they didn't, some people wearing saffron headscarves went to the newspaper's office and painted the pillars saffron.
The police were there but didn't stop them.
Protesters painted the pillars of Anandbazar Patrika's office saffron.
The protest was triggered by the newspaper's headline 'Saffron Hooliganism'.
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari demanded an apology from the newspaper.
Protesters wore saffron headscarves and raised slogans against the newspaper.
Police were present but did not prevent the painting of the pillars.
- Who
- Protesters and West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari
- What
- Protest and painting of Anandbazar Patrika's office saffron
- Where
- In front of Anandbazar Patrika's office
- When
- Not specified
- Why
- Due to the newspaper's headline 'Saffron Hooliganism'
Key facts
- Newspaper Involved
- Anandbazar Patrika
- Protest Trigger
- Headline 'Saffron Hooliganism'
- Protesters' Demand
- Apology from the newspaper
- Protesters' Attire
- Saffron headscarves
- Police Response
- Present but did not intervene
Sources
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