We Were Servants of Italian Government: Kangana Attacks Congress

Kangana Ranaut asked everyone to exercise their right and vote.

Kangana Ranaut casts her vote. 

(Photo: Yogen Shah)

Kangana Ranaut is known for stirring controversies. After her continuous attacks on Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, the actor has now gone a step further. She was snapped at a polling booth where Kangana had gone to cast her vote. There, she attacked the Congress and said that India is truly independent now, free from the rule of “Italian government.”

Kangana Ranaut, who cast her vote during the Phase 4 of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, was asked about the importance of voting and her message to voters.

The actor replied, “It is a very important day for us today. This day comes every five years, so please make judicious use of it. I feel now India has become independent in the true sense of the term. Because before this, we were servants of Mughal, British and Italian governments. So please exercise your right and vote.”

Kangana’s dig at the Congress was pretty evident. Sonia Gandhi, who hails from Italy, took over the reins of the Indian National Congress after the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi and led the party for nearly two decades.

Kangana Ranaut did not stop there. She also took a dig at politicians. “ All our politicians who chill in London... the state that this country is in, the rapes, the poverty, the pollution, the ecology... the durdasha. The state our country was in during the Congress rule, it can't get worse than that. It is time for our swaraj and swadharm. So we should be going in in large numbers and voting for India”, she added.