After Y+ security, Kangana thanks Amit Shah in tweet; BMC to demolish star's office

Actress Kangana Ranaut, on Monday, took to Twitter to thank Home Minister Amit Shah, for providing her with Y+ security cover after she spoke about the alleged drug use in Bollywood over the death of Bollywood star Sushant Singh Rajput.

In a tweet, Ranaut said, "This shows that no one can crush a patriot in the country. I am thankful to Home Minister Amit Shah."

"Had he (Amit Shah) wanted, he would have told me to visit Mumbai later but he respected India's daughter and acknowledged my self-respect. Jai Hind," Ranaut tweeted.



The Y+ category central cover entails deployment of about 10 armed commandos with the protectee.

Meanwhile, on Monday, the BMC officials had landed up at Kangana's Pali Hill office in Bandra. The actress took to Twitter to share videos of the officials at her office writing, "They have forcefully taken over my office measuring everything, also harassing my neighbors. I am informed tomorrow they are demolishing my property."


Earlier, it was being speculated that the Himachal Pradesh government will provide security to Ranaut on her arrival to Mumbai, after the actress alleged that she was receiving threats from the Shiv Sena and its supporters.

The controversy had erupted when Ranaut, who had been vocal about the demise of Rajput, had criticised the Mumbai Police over their investigation into Rajput's death and said that she feared the city police force more than the 'movie mafia'.

Raut, was quick to respond to Ranaut's comments and said that Ranaut should not come back to Mumbai. "We kindly request her not to come to Mumbai. This is nothing but an insult to Mumbai police. The Home Ministry should take action over it,” Raut had written.

Responding to Raut's statement, Ranaut responded to him with a tweet, comparing Maharashtra to 'Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir', alleging that Raut had threatened her and asked her not to come back to Mumbai.

"Sanjay Raut Shiv Sena leader has given me an open threat and asked me not to come back to Mumbai, after Aazadi graffiti in Mumbai streets and now open threats, why Mumbai is feeling like Pakistan occupied Kashmir?" Ranaut said.

Soon, a video of Raut, passing disparaging remarks about Ranaut in an interview to a news channel went viral which drew massive flak for the actress' fans. Ranaut, soon, released a video slamming Raut, calling him 'anti-women' and saying that 'he is not Maharashtra'.

Calling his mindset "anti-women", she questioned why his abusive remark -- made during a television interview yesterday -- was directed only at her and not actors Aamir Khan or Naseeruddin Shah, who also said at some point that they were scared to live in Mumbai.

The Centre's move to provide Y-plus level security to the actress comes after she announced that will be coming to Mumbai on September 9 and will also post the time when she lands at the airport.