Looks like the widespread public outrage against Aamir Khan’s rattling statements about growing intolerance and disquiet in the country will not cool down any sooner. After a series of police cases, sedition charges, court summons, attack on brands, threats, abuses and even cash rewards for those who slap Aamir, the Khan and his family have now been issued tickets to Pakistan.

A Delhi-based journalist tweeted the copies of flight tickets and said that a Hindu right wing group named Hindu Sena booked the flight tickets for Aamir Khan, his wife Kiran Rao and their son Azad Rao Khan to go to Islamabad via Mumbai.

At an awards show recently, Aamir revealed his wife Kiran Rao’s concerns about the growing intolerance in the country and their child’s future in India and wondered if they should move out of the country. Aamir’s revelations sparked off huge protests across the country.

However, Aamir reiterated in a statement that he and his wife do love India and that they are proud to be Indians and that they were never planning leave the country.

Looks like the widespread public outrage against Aamir Khan’s rattling statements about growing intolerance and disquiet in the country will not cool down any sooner. After a series of police cases, sedition charges, court summons, attack on brands, threats, abuses and even cash rewards for those who slap Aamir, the Khan and his family have now been issued tickets to Pakistan.

A Delhi-based journalist tweeted the copies of flight tickets and said that a Hindu right wing group named Hindu Sena booked the flight tickets for Aamir Khan, his wife Kiran Rao and their son Azad Rao Khan to go to Islamabad via Mumbai.

At an awards show recently, Aamir revealed his wife Kiran Rao’s concerns about the growing intolerance in the country and their child’s future in India and wondered if they should move out of the country. Aamir’s revelations sparked off huge protests across the country.

However, Aamir reiterated in a statement that he and his wife do love India and that they are proud to be Indians and that they were never planning leave the country.