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The Delhi-based Time magazine reporter Alex Perry on Friday appeared before an immigration official, who questioned him over the alleged possession of two British passports.
"I don't have anything to say," was his only comment to reporters after a 90-minute session with officials of the Foreigners Regional Registration Office.
Perry's questioning came days after his article appeared in the magazine, commenting on the health of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
The article had created a furore, with the government taking strong exception and terming it as 'completely biased' and 'baseless'.
Earlier Reports: Foreign hand behind Time article: Jana After raising a storm, Perry keeps mum Time concerned about Perry's safety Time reporter summoned for holding 2 passports Journalists unhappy with Time article on PM BJP activists burn copies of Time Samata condemns Time article on PM PMO sends rejoinder to Time article on Vajpayee
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