Navneet Rana’s caste certificate: Rana, who became MP for the first time from Amravati, is now in danger of losing the seat. However, the court is yet to comment on the matter. Amravati is the second largest city of Vidarbha region.
Amravati. Maharashtra MP Navneet Rana, who is facing charges of getting caste certificate made using forged documents, has not got relief from the court. The Bombay High Court has rejected Rana’s cast certificate. The same court has also imposed a fine of Rs 2 lakh on him. Rana is an independent MP from Amravati. Her husband Ravi Rana is an MLA from Badnera Assembly. Earlier in 2014 also his caste certificate was rejected by the court.
Rana, who became MP for the first time from Amravati, is now in danger of losing the seat. Actually, Amravati Lok Sabha seat was reserved for Scheduled Castes. However, the court is yet to comment on the matter. Amaravati is the second largest city in the Vidarbha region. According to media reports, Rana, who took entry in politics from acting, knows seven languages. He defeated former MP and Shiv Sena leader Anandrao Adsul in the election..
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March last, Rana had leveled allegations against Shiv Sena MP Arvind Sawant. He had said that Sawant had warned him to send him to jail for speaking against the Maharashtra government in the Lok Sabha lobby. Rana is one of the eight women MPs from Maharashtra. He also complained to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla about receiving acid attack threats on phone calls.
Navneet Kaur Rana, 35, was born in Mumbai. His parents are of Punjabi origin. Rana, who started her acting journey with Kannada film Darshan, has worked in many languages including Telugu, Punjabi. Rana’s father was an officer in the Army. However, it is being told that Rana has got education only till class 12th. Since then, she became active in the modeling world. She has worked in many music albums.
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