Doctors have announced that the Indian-origin writer Salman Rushdie has lost sight in one eye and an arm has been paralyzed after he was attacked by a baton at a literary conference in Shatqua, New York.
Last Aug. On the 12th, when Salman Rushdie, a writer of Indian origin, participated in a literary seminar held in Shatauqua, New York, USA, Hadi Matt (24) stabbed Rushdie with a knife on the stage. In this, Rushdi, who was seriously injured in more than 15 places on his body like chest, neck and eye, was admitted to a hospital in North-Eastern Peninsula where he was receiving intensive treatment.
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The doctors treating him had said that he might lose sight in one eye.
In this case, Salman Rushdie, who was attacked with a knife, has lost the sight in one eye and the doctors have announced that one arm is paralyzed.
Doctors have said that Salman Rushdie’s liver is also damaged.
‘The Satanic Vocations’ is the 4th novel written by Salman Rushdie and published in 1988. Iran’s then-Chairman Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa against Rushdie, claiming the book had offended Issamier. After that, Rushdie lived in hiding for 9 years under the protection of the British government. After India banned the book, various countries also banned it.