Kangana’s Covid-19 report inconclusive

A day after being provided Y-plus CRPF security, film actress Kangana Ranaut’s travel plan to Mumbai got disrupted as her Covid-19 test report turned out inconclusive on Tuesday. Mandi (HP) chief medical officer Devender Sharma said her sample has been taken again from her house in Bhambla village and the test report is likely to arrive by midnight. Meanwhile, the Maharashtra government ordered a probe on Tuesday into allegations by actor Adhyayan Suman that Kangana Ranaut consumed drugs.

SHIMLA: Actress Kangana Ranaut’s Covid-19 test report turned out inconclusive on Tuesday, while her sister Rangoli Chandel and secretary have tested negative.

This may hamper her travel plans as she was planning to leave for Mumbai on Wednesday morning.

Mandi chief medical officer Devender Sharma said her sample has been taken again from her house in Bhambla village and the test report is likely to arrive by midnight.

A day after being provided CRPF protection after threats from Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut, the actress travelled from Manali to her native village

Bhambla in Mandi district on Wednesday.

Chief minister Jai Ram Thakur also spoke to Kangna about her travel plans on Wednesday. “I have spoken to Kangna Ji on phone. She told me she would leave for Mumbai on September 9,” he said.

Maha orders probe into Kangana’s ‘drug use’

Meanwhile, the Maharashtra government ordered a probe on Tuesday into allegations by actor Adhyayan Suman that Kangana Ranaut consumed drugs in Mumbai, where a political row is brewing over her comments in the Sushant Singh Rajput case.