Controversial writer Taslima Nasreen demanded to move the mosque!

The Dhaka Times Desk Controversial exiled writer Taslima Nasreen, against whom there is no end to the controversy, has now demanded the removal of the mosque in the middle of the runway at the Kolkata airport!

Bangladeshi exiled and controversial writer Taslima Nasreen has demanded immediate removal of the mosque in the middle of the runway at the Kolkata airport.

In a tweet last Tuesday night, Taslima claimed that the presence of a mosque in the middle of the runway at the Kolkata airport caused problems in the take-off and landing of planes. So the police should remove it quickly.

Taslima Nasreen claimed that the police removed a stone from the front of the Academy of Fine Arts in Kolkata. The removed stone is divine in shape. The stone was covered with vermilion. Taslima wrote in her tweet that the intention was to build a temple where the stone was. This controversial writer got very excited about that.

Taslima claims that if the temple is not allowed then 'the mosque should also be demolished'. Taslima Nasreen demanded that the airport mosque be removed, citing it as a hindrance to air traffic.

Basically, this issue started with the removal of vermilion stone as deity from the front of Academy of Fine Arts in Kolkata. A few days ago in the premises of the Academy of Fine Arts, worship began by applying vermilion on a stone under a tree. Many strongly protest against it. The police later removed the stone.

Using that as a tool, Taslima Nasreen demanded to remove the mosque in the middle of the runway of the airport. In a tweet on Monday afternoon, the author wrote, ``Some people smeared vermilion on a few pieces of stone and left them under the tree in front of the Academy of Fine Arts. Their intention was to build a temple there. The police removed the pieces of stone. The police should also remove the mosque in the middle of the Kolkata airport runway. Because of that mosque, there is a problem in taking off and landing of airplanes.`

Controversial exiled writer Taslima Nasreen has also claimed that the presence of mosques in the middle of runways is creating more problems.