However, the senior leader of the BJP, Devendra Fadnavis, dismissed reports that claimed the prime minister was its biggest activist.
“We don’t need another star activist like the NDA has done, in Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the biggest star activist,” Fadnavis said in a statement to PTI.
Meanwhile, Kangana, in a series of tweets, not only admitted that the BJP party had approached her to join the party, but also revealed that she had rejected two tickets, simply because she is “Kangana Ranaut”.
“I have denied the ticket to the BJP twice, I am Kangana Ranaut, my popularity and my annual income are much more than many successful ministers and politicians, why not use your intellect sometimes, intellectual lady?” Kangana said in a tweet on September 4.
After a dramatic and highly publicized 5-day visit to Mumbai, the actress returned to Manali on Monday morning. Sharing a farewell note on her Twitter account, she said: “With heavy heart leaving Mumbai, the way I’ve been terrified all these days, constant attacks and abuse that launched attempts to break my house after my place From work, alerting security with lethal weapons around me, I must say my analogy on POK was great. ”
The actress has claimed that the demolition campaign carried out in her Bandra office by the BMC was “illegal”, contrary to the civic body’s claims that they only demolished “illegal alterations” at the premises.
The actress even met with the governor of Maharashtra to voice her grievances and demand justice.
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