Actress Kangana Ranaut on Thursday castigated dynastic rule presumably against the Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray while addressing the BMC demolition drive on her office building on Wednesday.
In a series of tweets in Hindi, she wrote, "Your father's good deeds can give you wealth, but you have to earn respect. You will shut my mouth but my voice will echo in hundreds and millions after me. How many mouths will you shut? How many voices will you press? Till when you will run away from the truth, you are nothing but a sample of dynasty."
The actress further claimed that following the demolition drive, she has received huge support from her "Marathi friends" who wanted to help in every possible manner.
"Many of my Marathi friends cried on the phone yesterday, some gave me many contacts for help, some were sending food at home, which I could not accept due to security protocols... This black act of Maharashtra Government should not hurt the Marathi culture and pride in the world. Jai Maharashtra," she said while adding that the people of Maharashtra have condemned the hooliganism by the state government.
In an earlier tweet, Kangana had also called out feminists and people from Bollywood who did not support her after BMC demolishing her property in Bandra.
"Fancy feminists, Bullywood activists, candle march groups and award vapsi gang has no comments on what High Court said about open murder of law and order in Maharashtra. Well done, thank you for proving me right always, you all deserve the treatment you get from me," she wrote.
(with inputs from IANS)
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