Kangana Ranaut Critiques Student Protests in New Delhi

Kangana Ranaut's Strong Remarks on Student Protests

Actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has sharply criticized participants of the recent student protests led by the Cockroach People's Party in New Delhi, labeling the viral videos of the protests as disgraceful. Ranaut expressed her discontent, stating that the Prime Minister, who has served for 75 years, was targeted, and his late mother was subjected to vile insults. She questioned the nature of these students and the vulgar language they employed, asking what kind of students they truly are.

Ranaut further pondered whether the parents of these protesters would be able to afford legal counsel if needed in the future, suggesting that they lack the means to do so. She reflected on her own journey, stating that she began her career at the age of sixteen and never became a burden on her parents, emphasizing that such behavior is unacceptable in society. The MP from Mandi mentioned feeling exhausted from watching the protest videos and expressed a need for a digital detox.

In a strongly worded post, Ranaut mocked the protesters' manner of speaking and their behavior, stating that she had never witnessed such bizarre and crude expressions in her life. She questioned who is raising such individuals and criticized the metaphor of cockroaches that has become synonymous with these protests.

She remarked that by identifying as cockroaches and behaving similarly, they are forcing the world to confront their filth and ugliness. Ranaut concluded by stating that these reels have profoundly impacted her. Her comments came shortly after the Central Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned and the CJP withdrew its movement.