Kangana Ranaut launched a harsh attack on the parliamentary government in Himaal Pradesh, claiming that she received an overcharge of Rs 10,000 for her Manali home and she didn’t even live.
Actor-turned politician Kangana Ranaut, now a member of parliament for Himaal Bon Mandi, launched a harsh attack on the state’s congressional government. Kangana Ranaut claims she received a high electricity bill of Rs 1 lakh for Manali’s home and she doesn’t even live.
In a recent political event in Mandi, Kangana Ranaut was quoted as saying: “Iss Mahine Mahine Manali ka ghar ka ka ka ka ka ka ka bijli ka bill aaya, Jaha Main Rehti Bhi Nahi hoon. The electricity bill for my house in Manali this month was Rs 1 lakh, even if I was barely there.
Kangana Ranaut further claims that the state is in poor condition and that it is necessary to get rid of the grip of the “Bhediyas” (wolf).
“ Par Hamare Paas ek ek Mauka hain, AAP SAB JO MERE BHAI BEHEN HAIN, AAP LOG ground pe itna kaam karte hain. Pradesh ko inki chungul se nikalna hai (but we have the opportunity, all of them are my siblings, your people do a lot of work locally. It is an obligation for all of us, we must take the path of progress of this country, this country, this country. I want to say this is a wolf, we must say this is a wolf, we must liberate their claws from their country,” kanganaana rakana rakana rana anana rana anana rana rana rana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana ranana raut.
Kangana Ranaut entered the political world in 2024 after participating in the competition and winning the Lok Sabha election in Mandi in Himaal Pradesh.
On the film side, Kangana Ranaut is last seen in an emergency and will see the next star in a psychological thriller with R Madhavan. She also has a movie called Bharat Bharat Bhagya Vidhata in her work.
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