The writer was also able to speak, his agent reports. Authorities have charged the alleged perpetrator of the stabbing with attempted murder and assault with a weapon, and he remains in custody without bail.
To the British writer of Indian descent Salman Rushdie they have removed the ventilatorand has been able to speak behind the stiches which he received on Friday during a presentation in the United States, in New York State. Meanwhile, authorities have accused the alleged perpetrator of the stabbing of attempted murder and assault with a weaponand is being held without the right to bail.
Rushdie’s agent Andrew Wylie is said to have confirmed the news of the improvement in the author’s evolution to the American media after pointing out that the writer could lose an eye.
While this update has not been made public, the president of the Chautauqua Institute where Rushdie was attacked shared the news: “Salman Rushdie fanless and speaking! We continue prayers from all members of the Chautauqua Institute”, Michael Hill, president of the said institution, on his Twitter account.
@SalmanRushdie off fan and talk! Continue prayers from everyone @chq
— Michael Hill, Ed.D. (@MichaelHillCHQ) August 14, 2022
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In this regard, New York authorities charged Hadi Matar, the alleged perpetrator of the stabbing, this Saturday with attempted murder and assault with a weapon, and he remains in custody, without bail. Matar pleaded innocent hours earlier, but one of his lawyers pleaded guilty on his behalf during a formal hearing in a western New York court.
The prosecution assured the judge that Matar’s attack was premeditated, as well as that he had traveled by bus to the educational institution where Rushdie was to deliver the conference: “We have been in contact with our colleagues in New Jersey, where the attacker is from. to share information and help us better understand the planning and preparation that preceded the attack so that we and the various authorities involved can determine what other charges, if any, should be brought forward.”
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Source: EITB

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