Kangana will record statement through email, police sends summons
Kangana will record statement through email, police sends summons
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In the Sushant Singh Rajput suicide case, the police have questioned many people so far. Meanwhile, according to the information received now, the police has sent a new summon to Kangana Ranaut. Indeed, according to a report, Mumbai Police has sent this summons to the actress's house in Manali on Thursday. You must know that she is living there right now. There are speculations that Kangana is unable to come to Mumbai and that is why she is going to file her statement from there.

Kangoli's sister and manager Rangoli Chandel says that she will send her statement through Manali itself. Let us tell you that in the reports that have come, it has been said that earlier on 3 July, police had reached Kangna Ranot's house in Mumbai with summons. On July 4, she was supposed to record the statement but Kangana's manager Amrita Dutt refused to take the letter. After that, when the police asked for the contact number of the actress, the manager did not give the number and gave him his details. In the same sequence, on Wednesday, Kangana Ranot's team had clearly denied about getting summons before the official Twitter handle.

In tweet, the team wrote, "Kangana has not received any formal summons. Rangoli has been calling the police for the last two weeks to tell them that Kangana wants to record her statement. But no response from Mumbai Police. Are getting." At the same time, the screen shot of WhatsApp message sent by Rangoli to Mumbai Police was also shared with this tweet.

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