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Abp Thomas D’Souza of Calcutta on Sunday reacted strongly to author Taslima Nasreen’s controversial tweet criticising Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity founded by her. Missionaries of Charity spokesperson Sunita Kumar told PTI that such comments “hurt her.” “I will not speak anything on this but it hurts me to hear such things,” Ms Kumar told PTI. The controversial Bangladeshi author had tweeted, saying “Mother Teresa charity home sells babies, it is nothing new.
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