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Protesters smear ink on Addanda Cariappa’s face over his play on Gandhiji

Protesters smear ink on Addanda Cariappa’s face over his play on Gandhiji
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The protesters were led by one Kushal Hanumegowda.
Photo credit: The Hindu

The protesters were led by one Kushal Hanumegowda. | Photo Credit: Image for representational purpose

Controversial theatre personality and former Mysuru Rangayana director Addanda C. Cariappa was allegedly attacked and his face smeared with ink by a group of protesters during the staging of a play on Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination at Suchitra Film Academy in Banashankari on Saturday.

The incident occurred during the staging of Gandhi Hatheya Kicchu, organised by Rangabhoomi Trust (R), Kodagu, at Naga Links, Banashankari II Stage. Mr. Cariappa, who wrote and directed the play, was confronted by protesters who objected to its portrayal of Mahatma Gandhi.

Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 31, 2026 Read the full article at thehindu.com
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