Recently Kangana Ranaut tweeted in support of Kamalrukh Khan, wife of late music composer Wajid Khan. Kamalrukh Khan recently alleged that her in-laws forced her into conversion included taking her to court seeking a divorce.
Posting a statement on social media she claimed that till now after Wajid Khan’s death, her in-laws allegedly continue to harass her asking her to convert to Islam. This also destroyed her relationship with her husband when he was alive.
Kangana Ranaut took her Twitter to handle and wrote, “Parsis are the genuine minority in this nation, they did not come as invaders they came as seekers and gently requested for mother India’s love. Their small population have hugely contributed to the beauty- growth and economy of this nation.”
She also questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi, how the nation is protecting minority communities like the Parsis.
The actress wrote: “She is my friend’s widow a Parsi woman who is being harassed by her family for conversion. I want to ask @PMOIndia minority that don’t do sympathy seeking drama, beheadings, riots and conversions, how are we protecting them? Parsis shockingly decreasing numbers.”
“Reveals India’s own character as a mother, child who does most drama unfairly gets most attention and advantages. And the one who is worthy, sensitive most caring and deserving ends up being a nanny to the one who keeps throwing fits…. we need to introspect,” the actress further wrote using the hashtag #anticonversionbill.
Music composer Wajid Khan passed away on June 1.
“I stand fighting for the rights and inheritance of my children which have been usurped by them. All this because of their hatred against me for not converting to Islam. Such a deep rooted hatred that even the death of a loved one could not move. I truly wish this anti-conversion law is nationalised, reducing the struggle for women like me who are fighting the toxicity of religion in inter caste marriages,” Kamalrukh Khan wrote in her unverified Instagram account post.
