The CISF constable who slapped Bollywood actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut at the Chandigarh airport in India has been temporarily suspended. A police case has also been registered against him.
According to the country’s media, Kangana was going to the airport to come to Delhi from Chandigarh on Thursday. At that time, the incident happened during the security check of the airport. An employee of India’s CISF slapped MP-actress Kangana. Later, a case was filed against the woman guard Kulwinder in this incident.
Kulwinder said that the women farmers participated in the farmers’ movement which created a huge stir across Delhi in exchange of 100 rupees. Kangana made a controversial comment at that time. Kulwinder clarified that this slap was given to protect the dishonor of the farmers in view of the response to that controversial comment.
Elaborating, Kulwinder said that when the farmers were protesting in Delhi, Kangana said that they were protesting by getting 100-200 rupees. My mother was there, agitating.
In 2020, farmers united across India and started a movement. The situation in Delhi became turbulent. At that time, Kangana posted a picture of an old woman sitting in that movement and wrote, ‘Available for 100 taka’. The actress was forced to delete the post in the face of huge public outrage.
