New Delhi: The Bangladeshi exiled writer, Taslima Nasrin, will continue to reside in India, as the Ministry of Home Affairs has extended her residence permit. The ministry confirmed the renewal on Tuesday, addressing a previous request for an extension that had been pending since July 22.
Taslima, known for her outspoken views on various social issues, expressed gratitude through a social media post. Just a day before, she had personally requested Home Minister Amit Shah to approve her stay, citing her attachment to India. In her post, Taslima thanked Shah for the prompt response and wrote, “Dear Amit Shah, Namaskar. I am happy to continue living in India, as this is where I feel at home.”
Key Highlights:
- Taslima Nasrin, a controversial writer from Bangladesh, gets permission to extend her stay in India.
- Amit Shah personally intervened to address her request, which was pending since July 22.
- Taslima used social media to express her gratitude after receiving the residence permit.
