Sapna Bhavnani supports Kangana Ranaut on Mumbai Police, says they 'End up doing nothing'

Popular celebrity hairstylist and producer Sapna Bhavnani on Tuesday came out in support of Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut in questioning the Mumbai Police. Bhavnani called the Mumbai Police as 'rude and unavailable' and said they 'end up doing nothing.' Bhavnani's comment comes after Kangana slammed Mumbai Police' role in Sushant Singh Rajput's death case.

Bhavnani wrote, "Am completely with @KanganaTeam in questioning @MumbaiPolice besides being extremely rude and unavailable also end up doing nothing. Even if you speak with the DCP the case goes nowhere unless someone dies. We need preventive help not post calamity. I’m still waiting for action." [sic] She further said, "The police are not the Judicial system. I happen to have faith in the law just not in the supposed keepers of the law - the police."

Earlier, Kangana Ranaut had slammed Mumbai Police in an exclusive interview with Republic TV's Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami stating that their investigation of the actor's suicide is a "complete sham". The Queen actor had also stated that she is ready to testify to the police regarding Sushant Singh Rajput's death case if need be. 

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Kangana Ranaut hit out at Shiv Sena and asserted that her property 'will be brought to life like Ram Mandir'. She also hit out at CM Uddhav Thackeray and warned him that his ‘arrogance will be broken.’ Kangana met Governor Bhagat Singh Koshiyari on Sunday and highlighted the ‘unjust treatment’ she had received.

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The face-off had been kicked off with Kangana hitting out at Mumbai Police in the wake of the Sushant Singh Rajput case, and stating that she won’t accept the force’s protection as she made sensational allegations about the Bollywood-drug mafia links. Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut had then threatened her not to return to Mumbai and she asked if Mumbai had become 'Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.'