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Kangana Ranaut demanded re-implementation of agricultural laws BJP MP Kangana Ranaut's controversial statement on the re-implementation of the three agricultural laws has caused a political storm. This has created a political uproar in Punjab. On this statement of MP Kangana, the leaders of Congress, Akali Dal and AAP have demanded the BJP high command to expel her from the party.
Leader of Opposition in Punjab Pratap Singh Bajwa has criticised the BJP-led central government for appointing Bollywood actress and Mandi MP Kangana Ranaut as its protagonist to advocate for the reinstatement of the controversial farm laws. Bajwa said the BJP was using Kangana to further its anti-farmer agenda. An immediate clarification has been sought from the government on this.
BJP's Bani Bajwa became a mute spectator
Said that if the BJP government at the center stands by the statement of its MP, then decisive action should be taken against him. Kangana Ranaut has continuously targeted the farmer community, while the BJP has remained a mute spectator. This is not a coincidence but a well thought out strategy.
Whereas Shiromani Akali Dal spokesperson Advocate Arshdeep Singh Kaler said that this controversial statement of MP Kangana reflects the anti-farmer policies of BJP. If BJP is not anti-farmer then the party high command should immediately expel her from the party.
Kangana is not a hero but a villain
On BJP MP and film actress Kangana Ranaut's statement on agricultural laws, Punjab Health Minister Dr. Balbir Singh said that Kangana is not a hero but a villain. She should not be taken seriously. She always gives controversial statements about Punjab and our people. The situation is such that BJP has to stay away from her statements.
Balbir Singh said that if Kangana's parents are farmers, then they too will not agree with her statement. Many people speak after thinking and many think after speaking, but Kangana is not in these two categories. She neither thinks before speaking nor after speaking. Now Kangana is an MP in the Lok Sabha, she should not give such statements.