Actor Kangana Ranaut&rsquo;s tweets have been deleted by micro blogging site Twitter again which has said that her tweets were found to be in violation of rules.
Two tweets by the actor have been deleted in the last two hours.
"We have taken action on Tweets that were in violation of the Twitter Rules in line with our range of enforcement options," Twitter said in a statement.
This action comes after the Queen actress slammed Rihanna over her tweet supporting the farmers protest in Singhu Border.
Responding to Rihanna&rsquo;s tweet Ranaut called the agitating farmers &ldquo;terrorists,&rdquo; she also called Rihanna a &ldquo;fool.&rdquo;
Also, she continues to engage in war of words with singer Diljit Dosanjh who is a vocal supporter of the farmers&rsquo; protest. On Wednesday, she called the singer &ldquo;khalistani&rdquo; in a couple of her tweets.
It is to be noted that Manjit Singh GK, former President of Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee (DSGMC) on Wednesday sent a legal notice to Twitter asking to take down actor Kangana Ranaut&rsquo;s &lsquo;defamatory tweet&rsquo; against Sikh Community.
The legal notice stated that Kangana Ranaut is using her &lsquo;fan following&rsquo; to try and defame the farmers and the Sikh community associated with Farmers&rsquo; protest and has &ldquo;declared them anti-national by claiming them to be terrorists who are trying to weaken the strength and protection the country so that outsider can nation and that the farmers are protesting to divide the country.&rdquo;
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(With agency inputs)

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