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Maharashtra: Ink thrown at journalist Girish Kuber at Marathi literary meet in Nashik

As he stood behind the stage, two-three unidentified men walked up to him and threw ink at him that fell on his face, hair, and shirt. Some of the ink fell on police personnel present at the spot

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Photo for representational purpose. Pic/ istock

Suspected activists of a Maratha group - Sambhaji Brigade – on Sunday threw ink at senior journalist and writer Girish Kuber at a literary meet in Maharashtra's Nashik. The group was irked by certain references Kuber has made about Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, the son of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, in his book, sources said. Security has been stepped up in the area following the incident.

Girish Kuber, the editor of Marathi daily Loksatta, had reached Nashik's Kusumagraj Nagri on the concluding day of the 94th Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Sahitya Sammelan earlier today where he was scheduled to attend a symposium.

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