 His vehemence against violence resulted in a newspaper article in which he suggested those thirsty for blood may be better served drinking their wive's menstrual flow.Though this comment garnered him the ill-will of those who urged bloodshed and violence there is no indication that it led to anything more than his being sidelined for his immodesty.His most famous novel is "Aliwalidim" (I Will Not Be Born, 1962), a satire about a baby who refuses to emerge from his mother's womb because of the unjust world waiting outside.