Actress Kangana Ranaut is continuously facing backlash for her controversial statements about India's freedom and instead on accepting her mistake, she is trying to justify her claims by far fetched historical theories. In her latest attempts to justify India's freedom as "bheekh", the actress criticised Mahatma Gandhi and hailed Subhas Chandra Bose.

Sharing a news article from pre independent India that read, "Gandhiji, others agree to hand over Netaji", Kangana wrote, “Either you are a Gandhi fan or Netaji supporter. You can't be both, choose and decide.”

In her next stories, Kangana indirectly called Mahatma Gandhi "power hungry" and criticised his ways of non violence. She said, "Those are the ones who taught us, if someone slaps you offer another cheek for one more slap and that is how you will get aazaadi. That's not how one gets aazadi, one can only get bheekh like that. Choose your heroes wisely.”

“So you need to choose who you support because just placing them all in one box of your memory and every year wishing them all on their birth anniversaries is not enough. In fact, it is not just dumb, it is highly irresponsible and superficial. One must know their history and their heroes,” she concluded.