Jaipur Literature Fest: Ensure religious sentiment is not hurt, say cops
Sweta Dutta : Jaipur, Mon Jan 28 2013, 18:12 hrs
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Of the four authors, only Jeet Thayil's is named in the official list of speakers this year. Sources said Thayil as well as the Pakistani authors have confirmed their availability for the event. "If the speakers against whom protests are being held turn up, we will give them protection," Soni said.
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