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Kangana Ranaut Becomes The First Bollywood Celebrity To Be Guarded By Elite Commandos Of CRPF
Kangana Ranaut has been given ‘Y’ level security by the Centre. Recently, the actress also shared a video of BMC officials raiding her Pali Hill office earlier today. Read on.
New Delhi: Amid the ongoing tussle between Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut and Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut, the actress has been approved of ‘Y’ level security by the Centre. This happened after the ‘Panga’ actress received open threats since the last few days. The ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ actress will be protected by Central para-military personnel when she arrives in Mumbai on September 9. Reportedly, she is also the first Bollywood star to be guarded by the elite commandos of CRPF.
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Based on a report of PTI, officials claimed that Kangana Ranaut, who has been given ‘Y’ level security cover by Union Home Ministry is the first Bollywood actor to be guarded by posse of elite commandos of CRPF.
Also, a State police team has been deployed outside the ‘Tanu Weds Manu Returns’ actress’ residence in Manali as per reports of ANI.
Himachal Pradesh CM JR Thakur said that Kangana is the daughter of the state and when her father expressed his concerns about her security, I informed my DGP and asked to take appropriate action.
ANI quoted JR Thakur saying, “Actor Kangana Ranaut is daughter of our state. Her father has written to me, expressing his concerns over her security. I have informed my DGP, to assess the threat & take appropriate action. A police team will be deployed with her in Manali, today.”
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Watch this space for more updates.
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