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An Indian author and journalist has been stripped of his Indian citizenship after he wrote an article criticising the regime of the country's prime minister, Narendra Modi. Aatish Taseer, who was born in the UK but raised in India and spent a further decade living there from the age of 25, was stripped of his citizenship of India (OCI) status on 7. November 2019. Taseer, who has written multiple books on India, described the government's move as highly suspicious and systematic. He added: "They are making an example of me and sending a warning message to other journalists..." It should be noted that India has become one of the world's deadliest countries for reporters. Assassinations include journalists who have spoken out against Hindu extremists; as well criticising Hindu nationalism and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party. Hence the Indian government urgently needs to address violations of press freedom; so that journalists can criticise the dictatorial regime in India without having to fear any retaliation.