Urmila Asks Kangana to Reveal Celebs She Wanted to Report to NCB

Urmila posted a video to address the accusations Kangana hurled at her.

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Urmila Matondkar and Kangana Ranaut.
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Urmila Matondkar and Kangana Ranaut.
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Urmila Matondkar recently took to Twitter to post a video addressing the accusations Kangana Ranaut has hurled at her. Kangana had hinted in a tweet that Urmila may have purchased her new Rs 3 crore Mumbai office through illicit means.

In her video, Urmila asked Kangana to meet her so that she could furnish documents of all her purchases. In return, the actor requested Ranaut to give her the list of names of the Bollywood celebrities she wanted to report to the Narcotics Control Bureau.

Urmila began by saying that she does not hesitate to show Kangana the documents of her purchases, all of which were made with her hard-earned money.

"Namashkar Kangana Ji. I have heard your opinions about me. The whole country has also heard them. In front of the entire country I want to ask you to choose the place and time, and I will bring all my documents there. In 2011, after working hard in the film industry for a span of 25-30 years, I purchased a house in Andheri. I will bring the documents of that flat. I sold that house in the first week of March and I will furnish those papers too. Added to that will be documents of the office that I have now purchased from my hard-earned money. I bought this flat much before I entered politics. I want to show you that too,” Urmila Matondkar said in the video.

The actor added, "All I want in return is this. Using the money paid by crores of taxpayers like me, you were given Y-plus security by the government because you said you had names of many Bollywood celebrities whom you wanted report to the NCB. As you are aware of the troubled times the country is facing all of us have to fight against the drugs menace together. Please bring me the small list of names. I will be looking forward to your reply".

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