BJP distances itself from Mandi MP Kangana Ranaut’s farmers’ protest remark

Name: BJP distances itself from Mandi MP Kangana Ranaut’s farmers’ protest remark
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Description: #KangnaRanaut #BJP #bjpnews #farmers BJP distances itself from Kangana’s farmers’ protest remark In a major blow to BJP MP Kangana Ranaut, the party distanced itself from her latest remark linking farmers’ protest to Bangladesh unrest. Kangana during promotional event...

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#KangnaRanaut #BJP #bjpnews #farmers BJP distances itself from Kangana’s farmers’ protest remark In a major blow to BJP MP Kangana Ranaut, the party distanced itself from her latest remark linking farmers’ protest to Bangladesh unrest. Kangana during promotional event for her upcoming film made a controversial remark on Farmers’ movement citing it as Bangladesh crisis. On August 26, BJP issued a statement expressing its disagreement with Kangana Ranaut’s remarks about the farmers’ protest that sparked row. BJP also said that the party has instructed Kangana to refrain from making such statements in future. Reacting to BJP’s circular, Congress’ Mumtaz Patel said, “BJP has sown the seed of Kangana, now they will have to bear the brunt”. Notably, Actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut has consistently made headlines with her controversial statements.

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