Tagore mural defaced with black ink
A Tagore mural at Khulna Railway Station was vandalized with black ink, prompting a police investigation and sparking criticism from local officials.
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A Tagore mural at Khulna Railway Station was vandalized with black ink, prompting a police investigation and sparking criticism from local officials.
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