Salman Rushdie

Rushdie’s comments echoed long-standing activist narratives on India, shaped largely by selectively informed journalists, even as he remained silent on the radicalism that targeted him, raising questions about selective outrage and the inconsistencies in his public positions.

After Rajiv Gandhi govt banned the import of The Satanic Verses, Salman Rushdie written an open letter to the PM condemning the order calling it violation of free society principles

The book Satanic Verses which is exclusively available Bahrisons Booksellers in Delhi-NCR has re-sparked controversies with Muslims demanding its ban

Delhi HC closed a plea filed by Sandipan Khan challenging the government's ban "The Satanic Verses" as the ban notification does not exist

An old video of Islamist Mohammed Hijab who provoked Muslims during the 2022 anti-Hindu violence in Leicester, has been doing rounds on the internet.

People termed Dawkins' silence as an example of how Islamic terrorism operates because it manages to threaten even the wisest minds to shut up to ensure one's own safety.

Salman Rushdie was stabbed in the neck and abdomen by an attacker identified as 25-year-old Hadi Matar, in New York, in August 2022

Salman Rushdie had suffered severe knife injuries during the attack in New York last year. He has lost one eye and has taken months to recover from multiple nerve and muscle injuries.