Mumbai Police question Kangana Ranaut on remarks about farmers' agitation
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Mumbai, December 23
City police on Thursday recorded the statement of Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut for more than an hour in a case where she is accused of portraying the farmers’ protest on Delhi borders as “Khalistani” movement.
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The actor arrived at the Khar police station around 11 am and left in the afternoon, an official said.
Police recorded an over one-page-long statement, he added.
Ranaut’s lawyer Rizwan Siddiquee said, “The next date before the High Court in our matter is January 25. We are confident that justice will be done.”
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The members of a Sikh organisation had filed a complaint alleging that Ranaut, in an Instagram post, portrayed the farmers’ protest against (now repealed) farm laws as a Khalistani movement.
An FIR was registered against her for `deliberately hurting a community’s religious sentiments’ under IPC section 295-A.
Ranaut has moved the HC seeking to quash the FIR. PTI
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