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Delhi BJP leader demands judicial action against Kangana Ranaut over her remarks

Says her remarks are an ‘insult to the sacrifice of freedom fighters’

Delhi BJP leader demands judicial action against Kangana Ranaut over her remarks

Kangana Ranaut. File photo



New Delhi, November 12

Delhi BJP leader Praveen Shankar Kapoor has slammed actor Kangana Ranaut over her remarks on the country's independence, and demanded that the judiciary take action against her.

The Delhi BJP spokesperson said Ranaut's remarks are an “insult to the sacrifice of freedom fighters”.

“Being the son of a freedom fighter and coming from a family of freedom fighters, I find Kangana Ranaut's remarks that India's freedom was alms (bheekh) as the biggest misuse of freedom and an insult to the sacrifice made by freedom fighters. I wish the judicial system of India takes cognizance,” Kapoor said in a tweet in Hindi on Thursday.

He, however, told PTI on Friday that he tweeted on the issue in his personal capacity.

Ranaut had courted a controversy recently for saying that India attained “real freedom” in 2014 when the Narendra Modi-led government came to power, and describing the country’s Independence in 1947 as “bheek”, or alms. PTI


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