A 17-year-old girl in Delhi while she was on her way to school. The girl was attacked with acid by two bike-borne masked men in west Delhi, three accused, including her neighbour, were arrested. The girl has sustained eight per cent burn injuries and is undergoing treatment at Safdarjung Hospital's burn ICU, officials said, adding the accused probably threw nitric acid on the victim. The incident left people in shock and various celebrities criticized it.

Kangana Ranaut also recalled the acid attack on her sister Rangoli Chandel. She wrote, “When I was a teenager my sister @rangoli r chandel was attacked with acid by a road side Romeo.... She had to go through 52 surgeries, unimaginable amount of mental and physical trauma.... We as a family were devastated .... I also had to go through therapy because I feared anyone passing me might throw acid on me which caused me to cover my face violently in a reflex action every time a biker a car a stranger crossed me .... These atrocities haven't stopped .... Government need to act very strongly against these crimes ....I do agree with @gautamgambhir55 we need to take very strict measures against acid attackers...”

Gautam Gambhir also took to the twitter and wrote, "Words can't do any justice. We have to instil fear of immeasurable pain in these animals. The boy who threw acid at the school girl needs to be publicly executed by authorities."

Kangana ‘s sister Rangoli is now married and has a five-year-old son, PrithviRaj. Rangoli often accompanies the actor to film events and screenings. Rangoli has various times also opens up on various things in media. She was 21 at the time of attack and suffered third-degree burns. Kangana had revealed that half of Rangoli's face was burnt, one eye lost its vision, one ear melted away and a breast was severely damaged.

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