A British Member of Parliament has alleged that “masked Khalistani terrorists” threatened his constituents in north-west London after they burst into a screening of Kangana Ranaut‘s film Emergency there. Raising the issue in the Parliament, Conservative Party MP Bob Blackman urged the UK Home Secretary to intervene in the matter. (Also read: Kangana Ranaut reacts to Emergency not releasing in Punjab, protests in Canada-Britain: ‘Chote mote logo ne aag lagayi’) Kangana Ranaut plays Indira Gandhi in Emergency.(Twitter) Emergency issue reaches British Parliament Bob Blackman, an Opposition MP, told the House of Commons that similar disruption of the screenings of the “very controversial” film took place in Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Slough, Staines and Manchester. It has resulted in the Vue and Cineworld cinema chains deciding to pull the film from many theatres in the UK. “On Sunday, many of my constituents gathered and paid for a screening of the film Emergency in the Harrow Vue cinema. At about 30 or 40 minutes into the screening of the film, masked Khalistani terrorists burst in, threatened members of the …