Kangana Ranaut granted Y-plus category security ahead of her return to Mumbai on 9 September

The Y-plus category central cover, granted to Kangana Ranaut, entails deployment of about 10 armed commandos with the protectee.

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Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut has been given Y-plus class safety by using central protection agencies, officers stated on Monday.

The selection has been taken in view of a renewed hazard to the actor after she spoke about drug use amongst a area in the movie enterprise following the dying of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, and after the Himachal Pradesh authorities reached out to the Union domestic ministry.

Hindustan Times cites the current heated verbal trade between the actor and Shiv Sena chief Sanjay Raut was once a purpose for the beefed up security.

The domestic ministry has determined to accord Ranaut Y-plus class safety thru one of the paramilitary personnel, a domestic ministry respectable said.

The Y-plus class central cowl entails deployment of about 10 armed commandos with the protectee, the authentic said.

HT writes that the row between Raut and Ranaut started out after her "Mumbai feeling like Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir" remark. She introduced her worry of the Mumbai Police who she known as the "movie mafia."

Raut spoke back to her remarks in the Shiv Sena mouthpiece Saamana, asking her to now not return to Mumbai after her criticism of the police. "This problem worries the satisfaction of Maharashtra and there will be no compromise on this front. Ranaut wants to apologise for her PoK remarks or she will face the track from our women’s wing," he wrote.

The actor posted a video messageon Twitter, asserting her return to Mumbai on 9 September. She claimed that by using criticising the Mumbai Police she was once practising her freedom of expression.

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