'If treated like Taslima, I'd give up writing'

"It is like being sentenced to good behaviour for the rest of your life, which is a death sentence for a writer. If I had to live somewhere in those conditions, I would become a yoga instructor or something. I would give up writing because this is such a nasty thing to do," says Booker-prize winning author Arundhati Roy about the Taslima Nasreen saga. On Devil's Advocate, she also tells Karan Thapar how India’s leading authors feel about the issue.