The Statue of Marquis Dupleix is a prominent landmark in the city of Pondicherry (Puducherry), India. It is a statue erected in honor of François Dupleix, the French governor who played a significant role in the history of Pondicherry during the colonial period.

François Dupleix served as the governor-general of the French establishments in India from 1742 to 1754. He expanded French influence in the region and was known for his diplomatic skills and strategic alliances with local rulers. Dupleix played a key role in shaping the French colonial presence in South India, including Pondicherry.

The statue of Marquis Dupleix is located on Goubert Avenue, also known as Beach Road, facing the Bay of Bengal. The statue depicts Dupleix in a standing posture, wearing the attire of the French nobility. It stands as a reminder of the French colonial heritage and the historical ties between France and Pondicherry.