Mumbai court has ordered the police to conduct a probe Kangana Ranaut and Rangoli Chandel, READ MORE

MUMBAI: Kangana Ranaut and Rangoli Chandel are pretty vocal in the public domain and give it back to whomever it concerns have landed into trouble now. Earlier, Kangana became the centre of attraction when her Mumbai office was razed by the BMC officials while her sister shared her views and opinions on her Twitter handle which once made Twitter suspend her account. According to the latest report published in India Today, Kangana Ranaut and Rangoli Chandel had earlier posted some derogatory and defamatory comments against a particular community due to which Mumbai court has ordered the police to conduct a probe on the sisters. As per the report, the court said 'inquiry at the hands of police is necessary' and asked the concerned police station to submit the inquiry report by December 5.

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Reportedly, the complainant was made by advocate Ali Kaashif Khan Deshmukh, stated that on April 15, Rangoli allegedly posted a defamatory statement against a community on Twitter. He also accused Kangana of supporting her sister who termed the video as 'terrorist.' In his complaint, advocate Deshmukh stated that both "Rangoli and Kangana are highly influential, powerful, famous persons with millions of followers and admirers worldwide, need not mention their subsisting top-notch political contacts".

"Accused have now stooped cheap low and have indulged in unlawful illegal and criminal acts willingly by maliciously spreading and promoting enmity between different groups on the grounds of religion and doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony in the country by the way of mysteriously and spitefully posting frivolous, derogatory and defamatory posts with the intent to outrage religious feelings of a class by insulting its religion or religious feelings," a part of the statement further read.

Meanwhile, after her Mumbai office was shattered, a report mentioned that the BMC paid Rs 82.5 lakh in legal charges to a senior counsel for representing their case in Kangana Ranaut’s bungalow demolition incident. To which Kangana called it very unfortunate.

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