KRK takes a dig at Akshay Kumar, Alia Bhatt, Jacqueline Fernandez's nationalities, says he will 'deport them back to their countries'

Actor and film critic Kamaal R Khan aka KRK who is known for his controversial tweets is at it again. This time, he has taken a dig at the nationalities of Akshay Kumar , Alia Bhatt , and Jacqueline Fernandez. For the unversed, all these three actors have citizenship from a foreign country.

KRK took to his social media handle to state that if he is made the Prime Minister Of India even for one hour, he will deport Akshay Kumar, Alia Bhatt, and Jacqueline Fernandez to their respective countries. The Deshdrohi actor’s tweet read, “If I will become PM even for one hour, then my very first job will be deportation of @AkshayKumar, @aliaa08, and @Asli_Jacqueline to their home countries.” Take a look at the same.

However, his tweet was not received well by some netizens who trolled him for the same. One fan of Akshay Kumar replied to KRK’s tweet saying, “Yeah. But you can't become PM so your wish is your dream..If you will become PM then @akshaykumar will become King of the world.. Both are the same things.” Another user wrote, “PM means postman only right...o you want to deliver postcards to them . Thank you. Perfect job for you.”

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Talking about Akshay Kumar, the actor reportedly had given up his Indian citizenship in the year 2011 after he had accepted his ‘honorary Canadian citizenship.’ The Phir Hera Pheri actor also holds a Canadian passport. On the other hand, Alia Bhatt holds British citizenship since her mother Soni Razdan is of British origin. According to reports, the Raazi actress could not vote during the 2019 General Elections due to the same. Jacqueline Fernandez also has Sri Lankan citizenship since her father hails from the country. The Bhoot Police actress had won the Miss Universe Sri Lanka pageant.

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