Even because the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) proceed to change verbal volleys within the run-up to the West Bengal Assembly Polls, a theatre group in West Bengal has dropped an artist from a play after he joined the saffron celebration.
The theatre group, recognized for its productions on socio-economic themes, eliminated the artiste named Kaushik Kar, from the manufacturing for becoming a member of the BJP. The theatre group said, “there can be no place for communal elements in a play for the working class”.
This was confirmed by Saurav Palodhi, whose “Ghum Nei”, an adaptation of Utpal Dutt’s traditional on the current political state of affairs of the nation by the prism of Left ideology, on Facebook.
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“We are removing Kaushik Kar from ‘Ghum Nei’ with immediate effect because he has joined the BJP. And that is enough reason to remove him in the present times. There can be no place for communal elements in a play for the working class,” Palodhi posted on his official Facebook account three days in the past in Bengali, PTI reported.
Expressing shock on the “unilateral decision”, Kar described the transfer to sack him from the play as a manifestation of “Left-wing Fascism”.
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“Only armchair elites, giving lectures on communism, having no connection with the masses and ignorant about the history of progressive cultural movement can take such a decision. I am shocked at the unilateral decision,” he mentioned.
