Kangana Ranaut Says, 'I Am With Farmers' After Twitter Backlash For Anti-Farmers Protest Tweet
Kangana Ranaut has been surrounded by yet another controversy. The actress recently received backlash after she said that an elderly woman was seen in the ongoing farmers' protest for a price of Rs 100.
Kangana
Ranaut
has
been
surrounded
by
yet
another
controversy.
The
Bollywood
actress
recently
received
backlash
after
she
said
that
an
elderly
woman,
who
was
seen
protesting
against
the
Citizenship
(Amendment)
Act
(CAA)
at
Shaheen
Bagh
in
the
national
capital
between
December
2019
and
March
2020,
was
seen
in
the
ongoing
farmers'
protest
in
Delhi
as
well.
Kangana
Ranaut
alleged
that
the
'Dadi'
was
available
for
a
price
of
Rs
100
to
appear
at
protests.
Though
Kangana
later
deleted
the
tweet,
many
Punjabi
celebrities
like
Prince
Narula,
Sargun
Mehta,
Himanshi
Khurana
and
others
slammed
her
for
sharing
bogus
claims.
Singer-actor
Diljit
Dosanjh
also
called
out
the
Panga
star
for
misidentifying
the
elderly
woman
at
the
farmers'
protest.
A
Punjab-based
lawyer
also
sent
a
legal
notice
to
Kangana
Ranaut
for
the
tweet
and
has
demanded
a
public
apology.
Diljit
Also
Called
Kangana
For
Her
Anti
Protest
Tweets
After
Diljit's
tweet,
the
two
continued
a
day-long
Twitter
spat
calling
each
other
names.
Now,
the
Manikarnika
star
took
to
Twitter
to
clarify
the
misconceptions.
She
started
by
saying
that
she
supports
farmers
and
has
stood
up
for
them
in
the
past.
Kangana's
Statment
"I
am
with
farmers,
last
year
I
activity
promoted
agroforestry
and
donated
for
the
cause
as
well,
I
have
been
vocal
about
farmers
exploitation
and
their
problems
also
I
worry
a
lot
so
prayed
for
resolves
in
this
sector,
which
finally
happened
with
this
revolutionary
bill,"
Kangana's
tweet
read.
In
a
thread,
she
added
that
the
government
will
address
all
the
doubts
on
the
overrated
issue,
and
people
should
not
"let
any
communists
hijack
your
protests".
Kangana
Will
Be
Seen
In
Tejas,
Thalaivi
And
Dhaakad
"This
Bill
is
going
to
transform
farmers' lives
for
better
in
many
ways,
I
understand
the
anxiousness
and
effect
of
many
rumours
but
I
am
certain
government
will
address
all
doubts,
please
be
patient.
I
am
with
my
farmers
and
people
of
Punjab
hold
a
special
place
in
my
heart.
My
request
to
Farmers
across
the
nation
is
don't
let
any
communists/Khalistani
tukde
gangs
hijack
your
protests.
Latest
reports
suggest
that
the
talks
with
the
authorities
are
yielding
results.
I
wish
everyone
all
the
best.
Hope
peace
n
faith
prevail
in
the
nation
again,
Jai
Hind,"
read
another
tweet
by
Kangana.
In
the
latest
update,
another
legal
notice
has
been
sent
to
Kangana
Ranaut
for
the
same
tweet,
by
the
Delhi
Sikh
Gurdwara
Management
Committee
(DSGMC).
"We
have
sent
a
legal
notice
to
@KanganaTeam
for
her
derogatory
tweet
calling
the
aged
mother
of
a
farmer
as
a
woman
available
for
Rs
100.
Her
tweets
portray
farmers
protest
as
anti-national.
We
demand
an
unconditional
apology
from
her
for
her
insensitive
remarks
on
farmers
protest," Manjinder
Singh
Sirsa,
DSGMC's
president,
tweeted
on
Friday,
December
4.