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klio [65]
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Rufina [12.5K]2 years ago
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Answer: Monika Arora

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The writer of ‘Freedom Withdrawal’ is Monika Arora. The book was regarding the communal riots that took place in Delhi, India. This led to deaths of people.

Monika Arora withdrew the publication of the book. The book claimed that the violence in Delhi was caused by Muslim students and also the secular activists.

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