Taslima Nasrin has been charged in Sweden with spreading false information through social media, personal attacks and defamation. Taslima Nasrin, who now lives in India, says she is unaware of the case. However, he did not say "any lies". Expatriate poet and playwright Anisur Rahman filed the case with Swedish police on Tuesday (May 31st). Taslima Nasreen said, "If a liar files a case, his lie will be exposed a little more in public." In 2016, an article by Taslima was published in a news portal in Dhaka under the headline "Fake world". Various "negative comments" were made, including the names of Orne Ruth and Anisur Rahman, the former editor-in-chief of Sweden's Dagens Nihetar newspaper. Recently, Anisur Rahman, in one of his articles, criticized some expatriate writers and bloggers without mentioning their names. Then a new discussion started on social media about that old writing of Taslima. ADVERTISEMENT https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0815X791P?&linkCode=ll2&tag=solaimanliza-20&linkId=ebfd5a92df50a535e92fd82586fe7748&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl Anisur Rahman alleged that some bloggers and online activists in different countries started using "Taslima as a source" and making "offensive comments and personal attacks" on her. In this context, the Swedish expatriate writer has filed a case against Taslima seeking redress and compensation. Anisur Rahman, a life member of Bangla Academy, has been living in Sweden with his family for over a decade. He is also a member of the board of directors of the Swedish Writers Union.
Poems and prose written by Anisur have been translated into different languages. His plays are taught in several universities in Africa, Asia and Europe. His plays have been staged in theaters in Norway and Sweden. His two plays are included in the syllabus of the Department of Drama and Drama Theory at Jahangirnagar University. Asked why he filed the case after all this time, Anisur Rahman said, "I want to protect the right to protest against lies and to seek redressal from security threats and professional harm due to false propaganda, even if it is delayed." I have been thinking of getting a remedy from the beginning. But I could not spend the necessary time on this issue. At the same time, it took me some time to consult with my well-wishers and colleagues at home and abroad, and to look into the legal aspects and seek legal advice. It was also a matter of informing my workplace. " After being forced to leave Bangladesh in 1994 due to the threat of fundamentalists, Taslima is now living in India after visiting several countries. He spoke in support of the US Alliance, but said that maintaining some independence was not the answer. In response to an e-mail, he wrote, "I wrote the truth. I do not write anything false. Can't write This is the first time I heard about the case. If a liar files a case, his lie will be exposed a little more in public. ” Taslima Nasrin, who has a degree in medicine, came up for discussion after she started writing in the 90's. He was forced to flee the country in 1994 after the publication of the novel "Lajja" about the oppression of Hindus in Bangladesh. In the face of constant militant threats, Taslima sought refuge in the United States with the help of a non-governmental organization. Later he came to India and lived there for several years. He said that the article titled "Fake World" was published in 2016. "The article will be available on the net. Does any suitor now want to be famous from the unknown to my neck? Please don't reveal all this. ”
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