Arundhati Roy Faces Prosecution Over 2010 Kashmir Comments
Indian authorities invoke anti-terror law against Booker Prize-winning author for remarks made 14 years ago, sparking political backlash.
- Delhi's Lieutenant Governor approved legal action against Roy under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
- Roy's comments in 2010 about Kashmir's status led to initial protests and a criminal complaint.
- The case has resurfaced as a contentious issue amid Modi's third term as Prime Minister.
- Critics argue the move is politically motivated and aims to silence dissent.
- Roy's lawyer and opposition parties condemn the prosecution as undemocratic and unconstitutional.