The Bombay High Court on Tuesday questioned Shiv Sena chief spokesperson Sanjay Raut for using abusive language against actor Kangana Ranaut, NDTV reported.
Ranaut had sparked a row after she claimed that Mumbai felt like Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and that she feared living in the city. She had also criticised the Mumbai Police for its handling of actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case. Shiv Sena leader Raut had hit back at Ranaut and asked her not to return to Mumbai after her comments on security in the state.
On Tuesday, the division bench said that it does not also agree with Ranaut’s Pakistan-occupied Kashmir comments but asked if the use of foul language was a way to address the matter. “We are proud of being Maharashtrians… but is this the way to react?” the bench asked. “You have to show grace. You cannot use such language.”
Raut’s lawyer replied…
