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Kangana Ranaut urges PM Narendra Modi to scrap Article 370 in Jammu & Kashmir – watch video

Kangana Ranaut, who has been very vocal about the Pulwama terror attack, now wants Prime Minister Narendra Modi to scrap article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. She has also called for a ban on Pakistani artistes!

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While most Bollywood celebrities stay away from commenting on political issues, actress Kangana Ranaut is not one of them. If there is something on her mind, the curly-haired babe will openly say it without thinking twice. And though this gets her into trouble more often, Kangana doesn’t care. And why should she? After all, it’s her unapologetic, bindass attitude that makes her the darling of the masses. So recently when the National award-winning actress was spotted at the Mumbai airport; she once again spoke her heart out and didn’t shy from voicing her opinion.

Talking about the Pulwama terror attack, Kangana said, “First of all we should stop calling it an attack on our soldiers. It’s an attack on each one of us because the soldiers are our defence.” She went on to add, “We should use this to do something constructive. So it’s my sincere request to our Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he should scrap the article 370 completely. I feel after so many years of Independence, no state in our country should face confusion as to where they belong.”

Further, when asked about Bollywood’s decision to not release films in Pakistan and ban their artists, Kangana had a swift and strong reply. She said that the country comes first and then everything else. She also pointed out that though the audience in Pakistan loves Bollywood films, the Hindi film fraternity is with their country, their government and soldiers. She also mentioned that India should set an example for Pakistan by leaving everything else behind and being with the country more than anything else.

Watch full video here

(Video courtesy- National Reporter)

 

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