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Taslima Nasreen sent back from Aurangabad after AIMIM-led protest

Jaleel said her writings have hurt the religious sentiments of Muslims across the world

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Controversial Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen was sent back from the airport in Aurangabad to Mumbai after protests by a group of people led by Imtiyaz Jaleel, the All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul Muslimeen (AIMIM) legislator, against her visit to the city, police said in Aurangabad.

Nasreen landed at the Chikalthana Airport last evening by a flight from Mumbai.

Police stopped the author from stepping out of the airport, where a crowd had gathered shouting slogans like "Taslima Go Back".

Deputy Commissioner of Police (zone-II) Rahul Shrirame said Nasreen was sent back to Mumbai by the next flight to avoid any "law

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