Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray was trying to blackout the Republic channel in the State by threatening cable operators, Arnab Goswami has alleged. He also claimed that Thackeray is not releasing the channel’s jailed reporter Anuj.

“Uddhav Thackeray, release my journalists. You have broken the law and we will not allow this illegality. You didn’t write the Constitution and you have no right to turn it upside down. Your party has sent letters to cable operators to illegally blackout Republic. You are allowing and approving a series of illegalities. Release my journalists immediately and perform your constitutional duty by arresting your party leaders who have been caught red-handed sending threats to cable operators,” said Arnab, in a statement issued by Republic channel.

Soon after Arnab’s allegations, Kangana Ranaut also joined the party and condemned Thackeray and the actions of his government. Kangana claimed that the Maharashtra government was torturing critics. She also questioned the Shiv Sena government’s intention behind trying to shut down the Republic channel.

Following the death of Bollywood star Sushant Singh Rajput, both Kangana Ranaut and Arnab Goswami had several times questioned the genuineness of the investigation Mumbai police have carried out. Soon, Shiv Sena leaders, including Sanjay Raut MP, urged Kangana to never visit Mumbai if she feels unsafe in the city.

As Kangana’s war with the Maharashtra government reached new heights, the BMC started demolishing the actress’ Manikarnika Films building. Kangana soon obtained a court order to stop the demolition and claimed that she has built the building legally.

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Following the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, Bollywood starlet Kangana Ranaut has revealed several bitter practices that prevail in the film industry that includes drug usage among A-listed stars. Kangana had also alleged that Mumbai Police is not taking issues seriously when it comes to the investigation of Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case.

Kangana’s remarks did not go well with several politicians. Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut claimed that Kangana has no prerogative to demean Mumbai and its police department. The MP lashed out at the actress stating that she has no right to live in Mumbai city. The remarks made by Raut literally irked Kangana, and she challenged Shiv Sena to stop her from entering Mumbai if they can.

And on September 7, Kangana has alleged that officials from BMC (Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation) have invaded her office. The Queen actress also revealed that her Manikarnika Films will be demolished on September 8, despite the fact that she has built the building legally.

“They have forcefully taken over my office measuring everything, also harassing my neighbours. I am informed tomorrow they are demolishing my property,” tweeted Kangana.

Kangana urged BMC officials to send a structure plan to show the illegal construction she has carried out, and made it clear that she has all the papers to substantiate the fact that Manikarnika Films’ building was built legally.

“I have all the papers, BMC permissions nothing has been done illegally in my property, BMC should send a structure plan to show the illegal construction with a notice, today they raided my place and without any notice tomorrow they demolishing the entire structure,” added Kangana.

They have forcefully taken over my office measuring everything, also harassing my neighbors when they retorted @mybmc officials used language like ,” वो जो मैडम है उसकी करतूत का परिणाम सबको भरना होगा” I am informed tomorrow they are demolishing my property ? pic.twitter.com/efUOGJDve1

— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) September 7, 2020

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As threats loom over the actress, a strong Kangana has now openly challenged her critics, and have revealed that she is coming back to Mumbai on September 9, 2020. The actress also said that she will soon share the timing of her arrival so that people who want to stop her can try their best.

“I see many people are threatening me to not come back to Mumbai so I have now decided to travel to Mumbai this coming week on 9th September, I will post the time when I land at the Mumbai airport, kisi ke baap mein himmat hai toh rok le,” wrote Kangana in her recent tweet.

Kangana Ranaut is currently staying in Himachal Pradesh with her family. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the actress has been staying inside her home, and this is for the first time since the pandemic outbreak that the starlet is coming back to Mumbai.

In the meantime, Sanjay Raut has made it clear that strict actions will be taken against people who intentionally try to demean Mumbai and Maharashtra.

“We don’t give threats to anyone, we believe in taking action. Those who are making comparisons with Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK), don’t know anything about Pok. We will not tolerate anything demeaning about Mumbai and Maharashtra,” Raut told Zee News.

The MP also added that Mumbai Police is very capable, and several police officers have sacrificed their lives at the time of the 26/11 terror attacks, 1992 bomb blasts, and even during the deadly coronavirus outbreak.

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