Kangana
Ranaut
has
been
summoned
by
the
Mumbai
Police
in
a
defamation
case.
Back
in
November
2020,
veteran
writer-lyricist
Javed
Akhtar
had
filed
a
criminal
complaint
against
the
actress
for
allegedly
making
defamatory
comments.
According
to
reports,
Kangana
Ranaut
has
been
asked
to
appear
before
the
Juhu
police
on
Friday
(January
22,
2021).
Earlier
this
week,
on
January
17,
the
court
gave
the
police
time
till
February
1
to
file
a
report
of
their
probe
into
the
defamation
complaint.
In
December
2020,
Javed
Akhtar
had
recorded
his
statement
in
the
case.
Reports
revealed
that
the
statement
was
recorded
through
his
lawyer
before
a
metropolitan
court
in
Mumbai
for
verification
of
the
complaint.
Akhtar
seeking
action
against
the
actress,
had
filed
the
complaint
before
the
Andheri
metropolitan
magistrate,
alleging
that
she
made
baseless
comments
against
him
in
television
interviews.
The
complaint
said
that
Kangana
tarnished
his
public
image
by
dragging
his
name
while
referring
to
a
"coterie" existing
in
Bollywood.
It
also
said
that
she
had
falsely
claimed
Akhtar
had
threatened
her
to
keep
silent
about
her
alleged
relationship
with
actor
Hrithik
Roshan.
Kangana
took
to
her
Twitter
account
and
reacted
to
the
summon
saying,
"Come
all
hyenas
come
together...
Put
me
in
jail...
torture
me
and
push
me
against
the
wall
with
500
cases"
Today
one
more
summon
for
me.
Come
all
hyenas
come
together...
Put
me
in
jail...
torture
me
and
push
me
against
the
wall
with
500
cases
...
come
on.
मर
कर
भी
मेरी
राख
कहेगी
मैं
तुम
सब
भेड़ियों
को
नहीं
छोड़ूँगी
।
https://t.co/PQf1TuiYYA
This
is
not
the
first
time
Kangana
has
been
summoned
by
the
police
for
questioning
in
a
case.
Earlier
this
month,
Kangana
along
with
her
sister
Rangoli
Chandel
was
summoned
by
the
Bandra
police
in
connection
with
a
sedition
case
filed
against
the
sisters.
The
actress
took
to
Twitter
and
said
that
she
was
grilled
for
hours
and
it
felt
like
torture.
"Why
am
I
being
mentally,
emotionally
and
now
physically
tortured?
I
need
answers
from
this
nation....
I
stood
for
you
it's
time
you
stand
for
me
...Jai
Hind
?,"
her
tweet
read.
The
Bombay
High
Court
in
the
case,
observed
serious
reservations
over
invoking
the
penal
section
of
sedition
against
the
sisters
and
extended
the
interim
protection
till
January
25.