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Salman Rushdie, Indian-origin writers lead anti-Modi charge in UK

London: Leading Indian-origin writers, artists and lawyers have warned people against the possible emergence of Narendra Modi as India's next Prime Minister, saying his coming to power will "bode ill for the country's future".The letter

PTI Published : Apr 18, 2014 9:44 IST, Updated : Apr 18, 2014 9:47 IST
Were he to be elected prime minister, it would bode ill for India's future as a country that cherishes the ideals of inclusion and protection for all its peoples and communities.

•    Anish Kapoor, artist
•    Homi K Bhabha, professor of the humanities, Harvard University
•    Salman Rushdie, novelist
•    Deepa Mehta, film director
•    Dayanita Singh, artist
•    Vivan Sundaram, artist
•    Dame Helena Kennedy, barrister
•    Imran Khan, solicitor
•    Mike Wood, British Member of Parliament
•    John McDonnell, British Member of Parliament
•    Fiona Mactaggart, British Member of Parliament
•    Jacqueline Bhabha, director of research, François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights, Harvard University
•    Kumar Shahani, film director
•    Geeta Kapur, art historian
•    Pragna Patel, director of the Southall Black Sisters
•    Sashi Kumar, film producer
•    Jayati Ghosh, economist
•    Prabhat Patnaik, economist
•    MK Raina, actor/film director
•    Ram Rahman, artist
•    Saeed Mirza, screenwriter
•    Anuradha Kapur, National School of Drama in Delhi
•    Kumkum Sangari, professor of English and the humanities, University of Wisconsin
•    Gautam Appa, emeritus professor, London School of Economics
•    Chetan Bhatt, professor of sociology, London School of Economics
•    Suresh Grover, director, Southall Monitoring Group

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