Kangana Ranaut wants 'nasty nation' Pakistan to be 'wiped out' of world map: 'Bloody...'
Kangana Ranaut is back in the headlines. And as always, she isn't holding back from sharing her thoughts. This time, the actress and BJP leader has turned her fiery attention to Pakistan amid the ongoing cross-border tensions. Kangana took to her Instagram Stories, and showed no qualms in referring to Pakistan a "nasty nation full of terrorists". She even went as far as saying it should be "wiped out from the world map." Kangana's fiery comments came right after Pakistan launched drone attacks across India on May 8. The recent strikes had hit several areas including Jammu, Samba, Satwari, and Udhampur in J&K, Amritsar and Jalandhar in Punjab, and Rajasthan's Bikaner and Jaisalmer.
Kangana started a conversation by reposting a WION news report that called out Pakistan at the UN Security Council for its role in the horrific April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed 26 lives of innocent tourists. While sharing the report, Kangana wrote, "Bloody Cockroaches creepy, nasty nation full of terrorists should be wiped out from the world Map only."
Kangana Ranaut had earlier taken to social media to laud India's landmark 2018 S-400 air defence agreement with Russia. She had referred to the deal as a "game-changer" after sharing footage of the Sudarshan Chakra in action near Amritsar. In her post, she laid stress on how the Sudarshan Chakra has strengthened the nation's aerial security, and put forth India's enhanced potential to detect and neutralize incoming threats. The popular actress took to her Instagram story and shared a note that read, "Our Sudarshan Chakra- the S-400 Air Defence System- demolished the Pakistani air attack! Among the world's most powerful defence technologies, the S-400 deal was signed by PM Narendra Modi's govt with Russia in 2018 #OperationSindoor."(sic) In the next follow-up post, the actress had shared dramatic footage of the S-400 "Sudarshan Chakra" in action near Amritsar and captioned the post, "India's S-400 in action near Amritsar."