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Fanaticism on rise in India, Bangladesh: Taslima Nasrin

<p>Drawing parallels between cold blooded killings of bloggers in Bangladesh and murder of M.M. Kalburgi, Taslima Nasrin said the incident showed growing intolerance of religious fanatics in both India and Bangladesh</p>

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New Delhi: Drawing parallels between the cold blooded killings of bloggers in Bangladesh and the murder of M.M. Kalburgi, a writer and rationalist from Karnataka, Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasrin said the incident showed the growing intolerance of religious fanatics in both India and Bangladesh.

"Is there no freedom of expression in India? It is supposed to be the largest democratic country and a secular one. In that case, why are rationalists being killed," asked Nasrin. In an interview to IANS, the exiled author said it seems that Indian fanatics are taking a cue from Bangladeshi extremists.

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