NIRMAL YESODA
Following her open war against the Maharashtra government and Shiv Sena, a complaint has been filed against Kangana Ranaut for allegedly making statements against Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on social media.
According to reports, a case was registered against Kangana at Vikhroli police station in Mumbai. The complaint alleged that the Bollywood starlet has defamed Uddhav Thackeray by stating that he has links with the mafia in the film industry. The complaint has been filed by Nitin Mane, an advocate.
On September 9, Kangana had posted a video on her Twitter page, and in the clip, she alleged that Thackeray has a direct role in ordering the BMC to demolish her Manikarnika Films building. The complaint lodged against Kangana claimed that the chief minister has no direct role in the demolition.
In the meantime, retired Assistant Commissioner of Police Pradeep Lonandka has sent a legal notice to Kangana demanding an apology for her remarks against Mumbai and the police department in the city. The retired police officer also asked the actress to delete the derogatory comments and videos she has posted on her social media pages.
According to Lonandka, allegations made by Kangana are absolutely baseless, and such remarks from an influential person will affect the morale of the entire police department in India’s financial capital.
