After the slap incident, Kangana Ranaut addressed those who were in favour of the CISF constable. “Look into their own psychological criminal tendencies,” she asked them.
Kangana Ranaut, a recently elected Member of Parliament, has expressed her opinions about the incident, criticising people who “AGREE” with what transpired, following reports that she was slapped by a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) constable at the Chandigarh airport. The BJP leader and actor addressed those who supported the CISF constable after she ‘touched her body without permission‘ on X on Saturday.
Kangana Ranaut tweeted, “There is never a crime committed without a motive, even if the perpetrator is found guilty and given a jail sentence. Every rapist, murderer, or thief has a compelling emotional, physical, psychological, or financial incentive to do the crime. In the event that you share the criminal’s intense emotional need to break the law on all fronts.”
She went on to write, “Remember, if you can enter someone’s personal space, touch them without their consent, and abuse them, then in your heart you are okay with rape or murder as well, since those crimes are also just penetration or stabbing; you need to look deeper into your psychological criminal tendencies. I suggest taking up yoga and meditation to help you cope with life’s bitter and burdensome experiences. Please, let go of your grudges, hatred, and jealousy. Free yourself.”
On June 6, when Kangana Ranaut was preparing to board a flight to Delhi for an NDA meeting, there was an incident involving a slap. A CISF constable allegedly gave Kangana a slap as she was travelling to Delhi. There is a formal complaint (FIR) against the constable.
Kangana Ranaut posted a video on her official Instagram page a few hours after the incident, in which she described the events and voiced her worries about the “rising terrorism and extremism in Punjab.”
Kangana Ranaut stated in the video, “The media and my well-wishers are calling me a lot. First of all, I’m safe and doing just fine. The incident involving security personnel occurred at the airport in Chandigarh. A member of the security crew in another compartment approached me from the side and struck me in the face as soon as I emerged from the security check.”
“She (the CISF jawan) told me that she backed the farmers’ protest when I questioned her why she did this. I’m safe, but how can we deal with the terrorism and extremism that are on the rise in Punjab, jo aatankwad aur ugarwad Punjab mai bad raha hai?” she enquired.
Another video, which was widely circulated on the day of the event, showed the CISF constable claiming that her mother was one of the farmers participating in a sit-in protest against the agricultural laws, which have since been repealed. “Kangana had given a statement that women farmers were sitting at the farmers’ protest for ₹100 each,” she was overheard stating in Hindi. When my mother made this claim, she was seated as well. I was unable to put up with my mother’s insult.
