The Telegraph gave the citizens a chance to speak out by SMSing.
This is what they had to say:
CM sir, how would you feel if we paint the wall of your house with graffiti?
Saurav Agarwal(student), BK Pal AvenueA retrograde and selfish step from a so-called progressive CM with an eye on his own political support base, ignoring the welfare of the people who voted him to power.
Rina Das (language teacher) Alipore
A clean city has clean walls. Defacement of walls
will make our Calcutta look so dirty.Sanjay Agarwal (CA) Bhowanipore
It's unbelieveable that an educated person like the chief minister can take such a drastic step that will act against the interests of the citizens of Bengal. We have just spent a huge amount in getting our complex painted. We cannot allow anybody to spoil it.
Rahul Mukherjee (hospitality consultant), Chetla
My wall is my property. It enhances the beauty of a little residence. I cannot allow anybody to deface it.
Dr S.K. Mukherjee, Mankitala
Its shameful that such an issue should ever be debeated. I feel ashamed of living in a city led by such politicians.
Mimli Kulshreshtha (CA) Gurusaday Road.
The forgien investors may not like the dirty walls of the city.
Pialy Roy (school teacher) Agarpara
A very unwise desicion. Not expected from a person like Mr. Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee.
Sudeshna Paul (IT sector) Rashbehari Avenue
It would give out such a wrong messege to the people visiting Calcutta. They might think that political parties call the shots and people have no say over their persoal properties.
Arpana Sen (school teacher) Rashbehari Avenue
Political graffiti should not be allowed on the streets of Calcutta at any cost.
Shriya Palchoudhuri (student) Salt Lake
The chief minister better have a good defence , because
the citizen look ready to charge against his desicion.
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