Kangana Ranaut slap incident highlights BJP MP-elect’s farmers’ protest post.
Actor Kangana Ranaut, recently elected as MP from Mandi, was allegedly slapped by a woman CISF constable at Chandigarh airport just two days after her election victory. The incident, which has sparked widespread controversy, occurred due to the constable’s anger over Kangana’s previous remarks on the 2020 farmers’ protest.
Eyewitnesses reported that Kangana, known for her outspoken nature and controversial statements, was approached by the constable while she was at the airport. The altercation quickly escalated, resulting in the constable slapping the actress. The incident was captured on surveillance cameras, and the footage has since gone viral on social media, leading to a heated debate.
The constable, who expressed her frustration with Kangana’s comments that were critical of the farmers’ protest, was immediately suspended from duty. An FIR was also filed against her for assaulting a public figure. The CISF has stated that they do not condone such behavior from their personnel and that an internal investigation is underway to address the issue.
Kangana Ranaut has been a vocal critic of the 2020 farmers’ protest, which saw thousands of farmers from various states rallying against the new agricultural laws introduced by the Indian government. Her statements have often been seen as inflammatory and have attracted significant backlash from supporters of the protest. This recent incident has once again brought attention to the polarizing views surrounding the protest and the ongoing tensions between different factions in Indian society.
In response to the incident, Kangana took to social media to express her shock and dismay. She called for stricter measures to ensure the safety of public figures and criticized the CISF for not adequately protecting her. The actress’s supporters have rallied behind her, while her critics have pointed to the episode as an example of the deep-seated anger her comments have provoked.
Kangana Ranaut, the newly-elected BJP MP from Himachal’s Mandi, made headlines once again on Thursday after a woman CISF constable allegedly slapped the actor-turned-politician during a security check at Chandigarh airport.
The accused constable, identified as Kulwinder Kaur, reportedly confronted Kangana due to her controversial remarks about the 2020 farmers’ protest. Videos that went viral on social media captured the incident and Kaur’s statements. In one of the videos, Kaur was heard saying that Kangana’s derogatory comments about the protest had deeply upset her, especially since her own mother had participated in the demonstrations.
Kangana Ranaut has been a vocal critic of the farmers’ protest, which saw thousands of farmers from various states converging on the borders of Delhi to protest against three new agricultural laws introduced by the Indian government. Her statements, which included claims that the protesting women were being paid ₹100 each to participate, have been widely criticized and have fueled significant controversy.
Kulwinder Kaur, visibly emotional in the video, pointed to these comments as the reason for her actions. She mentioned, “My mother was there,” highlighting her personal connection to the protests and the offense taken from Kangana’s remarks.
Following the incident, Kaur was suspended and placed under custody. The CISF, in a statement, emphasized that they do not condone such behavior from their personnel and are conducting a thorough investigation to address the issue.
The incident has ignited a widespread debate on social media and in political circles, drawing reactions from various quarters. Supporters of the farmers’ protest have expressed empathy towards Kaur, viewing her actions as a spontaneous reaction to perceived injustices. Conversely, Kangana’s supporters have condemned the assault, emphasizing the need for maintaining respect and order, especially in security environments.
Kangana took to social media to express her shock and dismay at the incident. She called for stricter measures to ensure the safety of public figures and criticized the CISF for failing to protect her adequately. Her post garnered a mix of reactions, with some supporting her call for security reforms and others criticizing her for her previous comments on the farmers’ protest.
This incident underscores the deep-seated tensions and polarizing views surrounding the 2020 farmers’ protest, reflecting broader societal divisions. As the CISF inquiry progresses, the incident is likely to remain a focal point in discussions about public discourse, security protocols, and the handling of political disagreements in India.
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In a video statement posted on X (Twitter) after she arrived in Delhi, Kangana Ranaut said, “As soon as I came out after the security check, the lady in the second cabin, a CISF security staff, came from the side, hit me on my face and started abusing me.
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