Shimla: Going through backlash even from her celebration over her touch upon implementing the three repealed farm legal guidelines as they’re “farmer welfare-oriented”, actor-turned- politician and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut on Wednesday clarified that her views have been private and didn’t characterize celebration’s stand.
“Completely, my views on farmers’ legal guidelines are private and they don’t characterize the celebration’s stand on these Payments. Thanks,” she wrote on social media platform X by tagging BJP chief Gaurav Bhatia’s robust response to her assertion which drew sharp criticism.
“Kangana’s assertion on the farm payments, which the Central authorities withdrew, was going viral on social media platforms. I wish to make it clear that this assertion is her assertion. Kangana Ranaut shouldn’t be authorised to make such an announcement on behalf of BJP and it does not depict BJP’s view on the farm payments. We disapprove of this assertion,” Bhatia mentioned. On Tuesday in an interview with the media, Kangna remarked, “I do know this assertion might be controversial, however the three farm legal guidelines ought to be introduced again. The farmers ought to themselves demand it.”
The MP from Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi mentioned the three legal guidelines have been helpful for the farmers however have been repealed by the Centre within the wake of the protests by farmer teams in some states. “Farmers are a pillar of power within the nation’s growth. I wish to enchantment to them to demand the legal guidelines again for his or her good,” she added.
A day earlier, the Congress quoting Kangana’s remarks on farm legal guidelines mentioned the ruling celebration was making an attempt to convey again the three legal guidelines that have been repealed in 2021, and asserted that Haryana would give a befitting reply to it. The Congress shared on X an undated video of Kangana by which she purportedly mentioned that the farm legal guidelines ought to be reintroduced.
Final month, she was warned by her celebration over her remark that the agitation in opposition to farm legal guidelines might have led to a “Bangladesh-like state of affairs in India”. Her comment got here days after Bangladeshi chief Sheikh Hasina was pressured to resign as prime minister and flee to India amid student-led protests in opposition to her.
