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Mumbai: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) submitted an application to the Mumbai Police today, demanding that a case be registered against film actor Kangana Ranaut for her reported remarks that India attained freedom in 2014 and what it got in 1947 was “alms”.
The AAP’s national executive member Preeti Sharma Menon termed the remarks as “seditious and inflammatory”.
The AAP strongly condemns the derogatory statement made by Ms Ranaut, claiming that India’s independence of 1947 was “bheek” and not real independence, Ms Menon said in a tweet.
Mumbai: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) submitted an application to the Mumbai Police today, demanding that a case be registered against film actor Kangana Ranaut for her reported remarks that India attained freedom in 2014 and what it got in 1947 was “alms”.
The AAP’s national executive member Preeti Sharma Menon termed the remarks as “seditious and inflammatory”.
The AAP strongly condemns the derogatory statement made by Ms Ranaut, claiming that India’s independence of 1947 was “bheek” and not real independence, Ms Menon said in a tweet.
Mumbai: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) submitted an application to the Mumbai Police today, demanding that a case be registered against film actor Kangana Ranaut for her reported remarks that India attained freedom in 2014 and what it got in 1947 was “alms”.
The AAP’s national executive member Preeti Sharma Menon termed the remarks as “seditious and inflammatory”.
The AAP strongly condemns the derogatory statement made by Ms Ranaut, claiming that India’s independence of 1947 was “bheek” and not real independence, Ms Menon said in a tweet.
Mumbai: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) submitted an application to the Mumbai Police today, demanding that a case be registered against film actor Kangana Ranaut for her reported remarks that India attained freedom in 2014 and what it got in 1947 was “alms”.
The AAP’s national executive member Preeti Sharma Menon termed the remarks as “seditious and inflammatory”.
The AAP strongly condemns the derogatory statement made by Ms Ranaut, claiming that India’s independence of 1947 was “bheek” and not real independence, Ms Menon said in a tweet.
Mumbai: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) submitted an application to the Mumbai Police today, demanding that a case be registered against film actor Kangana Ranaut for her reported remarks that India attained freedom in 2014 and what it got in 1947 was “alms”.
The AAP’s national executive member Preeti Sharma Menon termed the remarks as “seditious and inflammatory”.
The AAP strongly condemns the derogatory statement made by Ms Ranaut, claiming that India’s independence of 1947 was “bheek” and not real independence, Ms Menon said in a tweet.
Mumbai: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) submitted an application to the Mumbai Police today, demanding that a case be registered against film actor Kangana Ranaut for her reported remarks that India attained freedom in 2014 and what it got in 1947 was “alms”.
The AAP’s national executive member Preeti Sharma Menon termed the remarks as “seditious and inflammatory”.
The AAP strongly condemns the derogatory statement made by Ms Ranaut, claiming that India’s independence of 1947 was “bheek” and not real independence, Ms Menon said in a tweet.
Mumbai: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) submitted an application to the Mumbai Police today, demanding that a case be registered against film actor Kangana Ranaut for her reported remarks that India attained freedom in 2014 and what it got in 1947 was “alms”.
The AAP’s national executive member Preeti Sharma Menon termed the remarks as “seditious and inflammatory”.
The AAP strongly condemns the derogatory statement made by Ms Ranaut, claiming that India’s independence of 1947 was “bheek” and not real independence, Ms Menon said in a tweet.
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