Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut, who was recently slapped with FIRs for her remarks on farmers’ protests, has filed an FIR after she received death threats for the same. Followed by PM Narendra Modi’s decision to take back the controversial three farm laws on November 20, the Padma Shree awardee had called the Sikh community as Khalistani terrorist in one of her Instagram stories.

Now, Kangana has filed a police complaint at Manali Police Station. In her complaint, the actor wrote that she has been receiving death threats from a person on social media. The Manali SP, Gurdev Sharma has said that the police have registered a case under Sections 295A, 504, 505, 506, 509 under the IPC, as reported by ANI.

On Tuesday, November 30, Kangana Ranaut also informed her social media about the same. She also urged Congress’ Sonia Gandhi to look into the matter and take action.

Kangana Ranaut receives death threats for post on farmers’ protest, files FIR

The Thalaivii actor shared a picture of the FIR copy and wrote in Hindi that she remembered the martyrs of the terrorist attack in Mumbai and asked to never forgive or forget the traitors. In this type of incident, the internal traitors of the country have a hand. The traitors never left a single opportunity to tarnish Mother India in the greed of money and sometimes in the greed of position and power and the traitors inside the country kept on helping the anti-national forces by conspiring.

She further mentioned that she has been getting constant threats from disruptive forces on this very post of mine. A brother of Bathinda has openly threatened to kill her, however, she is not afraid of this type of threat.

Requesting the interim Congress president Sonia Gandhi to direct the Punjab government to take action, she wrote that Sonia Gandhi’s mother-in-law Indira Gandhi fought against this terrorism till the last moment. Kindly instruct the chief minister of Punjab to take immediate action about the threats from such terrorist, disruptive, and anti-national forces.

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Meanwhile, Kangana Ranaut bid a hilarious bye to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and wrote “Bye-Bye Jack Chacha.” The actor was permanently banned from Twitter earlier this year after her remarks on the violence that erupted in West Bengal following the state assembly elections results.

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