Kangana Ranaut is the latest celebrity to share with him the controversy over the Kashi Vishwanath temple-Gyanvapi Mosque. Actor KanganaRanaut visited Varanasi before the release of his film Dhaakad, on Wednesday. He was joined by his stars Arjun Rampal and Divya Dutta during the tour. After the darshan, Kangana was surrounded by the media, who asked him for his views on the ongoing Kashi Vishwanath-Gyanvapi Mosque temple dispute in the country.
court ordered the closure of a seal on the Gyanvapi Masjid
On Monday, a Varanasi court ordered the closure of a seal on the Gyanvapi Masjid complex after lawyers representing Hindu applicants claimed Shivling had been found during a court-sanctioned video search. However, a member of the mosque’s management committee disputed the claim, saying it was part of a water source system in a ‘local’ water storage area where volunteers washed before offering namaz. The mosque is near the famous Kashi Vishwanath temple in Varanasi and the court heard a request from a group of women seeking permission for daily prayers in front of statues on its outer walls.
Kangana says
“There is Lord Krishna in every particle of Mathura and Lord Ram in every particle of Ayodhya. Similarly, there is King Shiva in every particle of Kashi. He does not need a structure, he lives in every particle , “KanganaRanaut when asked about Shivling. application area at Gyanvapimosque.Kangana said on the subject, “There is Lord Krishna in all the particles of Mathura and Lord Ram in all the particles of Ayodhya. Similarly, there is Lord Shiva in every particle of Kashi. He doesn’t need a structure, he lives in all the particles. ”KanganaRanaut often gives him a hot spot on national and social media through his Instagram page or interviews with the media. He recently added to the discussion about allegations that Hindi is the national language and even opposed Mahesh Babu for his comments that Bollywood could not ‘pay him’. He said, “He (Babu) was right that Bollywood couldn’t afford him, I agree (with that). I know a lot of filmmakers have gone to him.”
“His generation has made the Telugu industry the leading film industry in India. Now, Bollywood really can’t afford it. I don’t see why this should be made a big deal, ”said Kangana. “He (Babu) has shown great respect in his industry and we can not deny that Telugu films grew 10-15 years ago… We have a lot to learn from them,” he said.
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