Mumbai (Maharashtra): Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, who has been engaged in a bitter war of words with the Shiv Sena, on Monday once again attacked Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray for his "filthy speeches."
Kangana's attack comes a day after Thackeray took a sly dig at the actress while speaking at the Sena's annual Dussehra rally.
In a veiled attack on actress Kangana Ranaut, Thackeray said some people come to Mumbai for bread and butter and abuse the city by calling it Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK).
He also reportedly took a jibe at the actress by reportedly referring to her home state of Himachal Pradesh.
"They don't know in our house we grow tulsi, not ganja. Ganja fields are in your state, you know where not in our Maharashtra," Thackeray reportedly said.
Responding to Thackeray's digs, Kangana said the Chief Minister was a "very petty person" for slandering Himachal Pradesh.
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"You being a leader having such a vengeful, myopic and ill-informed views about a state... You should be ashamed of yourself chief minister, being a public servant you are indulging in petty fights, using your power to insult, damage and humiliate people who don't agree with you, you don't deserve the chair you have acquired by playing dirty politics," the actress tweeted.