Bollywood
actress
Kangana
Ranaut
has
lodged
a
FIR
after
getting
death
threats
for
her
recent
controversial
comments
on
farm
law
protestors.
The
actress
took
to
her
Instagram
handle
to
share
this
news
in
a
post
written
in
Hindi.
Kangana
posted
a
picture
of
her
and
her
mother
at
the
Golden
Temple
in
Amritsar
and
wrote,
"Remembering
the
martyrs
of
the
terror
attack
in
Mumbai,
I
wrote
that
one
should
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
for
money
and
sometimes
for
position
and
power.
Traitors
inside
the
country
kept
on
helping
the
anti-national
forces
by
conspiring,
leading
to
such
incidents."
Referring
to
the
threats,
she
wrote,
"I
am
getting
constant
threats
from
disruptive
forces
on
this
very
post
of
mine.
A
brother
from
Bathinda
has
openly
threatened
to
kill
me.
I
am
not
afraid
of
these
types
of
threats.
I
speak
against
those
who
conspire
against
the
country
and
terrorist
forces
and
will
always
speak.
Be
it
Naxalites
killing
innocent
jawans,
tukde
tukde
gangs
or
terrorists
sitting
abroad
who
were
dreaming
of
making
Khalistan
by
cutting
the
holy
land
of
Gurus
in
Punjab
in
the
eighties."
Calling
democracy
the
biggest
strength
of
the
country,
she
continued
in
her
post,
"Any
party
may
form
the
government
but
the
fundamental
right
to
protect
the
integrity,
unity
and
fundamental
rights
of
citizens
and
expression
of
ideas
has
been
given
to
us
by
the
Constitution
of
Babasaheb
Ambedkar.
I
have
never
said
anything
derogatory
or
hateful
about
any
caste,
religion,
or
group."
The
actress
also
urged
interim
Congress
president
Sonia
Gandhi
for
help
and
wrote,
"You
are
also
a
woman,
your
mother-in-law
Indira
Gandhi
ji
fought
strongly
against
this
terrorism
till
the
last
moment.
Kindly
instruct
your
chief
minister
of
Punjab
to
take
immediate
action
about
the
threats
from
such
terrorist,
disruptive
and
anti-national
forces."
Hinting
that
the
threats
are
in
the
light
of
the
upcoming
elections
in
Punjab,
Kangana
wrote,
"I
am
neither
afraid
nor
will
I
ever
be
afraid,
in
the
interest
of
the
country,
I
will
keep
speaking
openly
against
the
traitors.
It
is
a
humble
request
to
them
not
to
spread
hatred
towards
anyone
for
their
political
ambitions
to
win
elections."
Workwise,
the
actress
has
multiple
films
like
Dhaakad,
Tejas,
Manikarnika
Returns:
The
Legend
Of
Didda,
Emergency
and
Sita
in
the
pipeline.