Indian nationalist party gives Pakistani actors 48-hour ultimatum to leave country

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'The MNS (The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena)calls upon all Pakistanis working in Indian tele-serials and films to leave the country within 48 hours. If they fail to do so, they will face serious consequence,said MNS.Shalini, who is the general secretary of MNS, told PTI that their Chitrapat wing has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to all the Pakistani actors to leave the country. "We have started dashing off letters to Pakistani actors, whose country is allegedly sponsoring terrorism, to stop their acting business here. "We would also issue letters to the producers on what grounds they are hiring the Pakistani actors, when there are ample number of actors here in the country and struggling to find an opportunity," she said. In a country of 1.25 billion people where lakhs and crores struggle a lot for an opportunity to be launched in movies, these big brands are giving opportunity to Pakistani artistes, she added. To a query on what MNS would do if the Pakistani artistes don't leave, Thackeray said, "Our workers would push them out... Would not let them do their acting business.

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