Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], Amid the ongoing controversy over the alleged attack on actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut by a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) constable at the Chandigarh airport, filmmaker Karan Johar on Wednesday spoke to his... Asked to express views. At the trailer launch of his film 'Kill'.
Responding to a question by a Mumbai-based reporter about the incident, Karan simply said, "I do not support or condone violence of any kind, whether verbal or physical."
Earlier, veteran actors Anupam Kher and Shabana Azmi had also reacted to this incident.
Shabana said, "I have no love in my heart for Kangana Ranaut. But I cannot find myself joining this group of people celebrating 'Thappad'. If the security personnel start taking the law into their hands, then among us No one can be safe." Post on
While talking to journalists at an event last week, Anupam Kher came out in support of Kangana.
He said, "I feel very sorry. It is absolutely wrong for a woman to do this kind of thing to a woman by taking advantage of her position. There should be a legal system for this. I am not saying that they have any resentment. I am saying that there cannot be anger towards those who did this, but they should not take advantage of their position or power.Investigation was done. He may have complaints, but this should not be done by taking advantage of someone's strength. This is very sad and unfortunate.
The incident took place on June 6 around 3:30 pm at the Chandigarh airport when Kangana was about to fly to Delhi to attend the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) meeting.
Kangana was allegedly slapped by a CISF woman constable when she was on her way to Delhi for the NDA meeting.An FIR has been registered against the constable under sections 321 and 341 of the IPC, but no one has been arrested.
Hours after the incident, Kangana released a video on her official Instagram page, where she narrated the details and expressed concern over "rising terrorism and extremism in Punjab". In the video, Kangana said, "I am getting a lot of phone calls. From the media and my well-wishers, first of all, I am safe, I am completely fine. As soon as I came out after the security check, there was a person in the other cabin. The security staff came from the side and hit me on the face and started abusing me.
"When I asked her (CISF jawan) why she did this, she said that she supports the farmers' protest. I am safe but my concern is that the terrorism and extremism which is worsening in Punjab will increase in Punjab. How do we handle this?" He asked.On the day of the incident, another video went viral, where the constable said that his mother was among the farmers protesting against the farm laws, which have now been repealed.
He was heard saying, "She (Kangana) had given the statement, she was sitting there for 100-100 rupees, she was sitting there? My mother was sitting there when she had given the statement. I can't bear the insult to my mother." Hui." (He had given the statement that the women farmers were sitting at the farmers' protest for Rs 100 each. When he gave this statement, my mother was also sitting there.I couldn't tolerate insulting my mother)."
Responding to a question by a Mumbai-based reporter about the incident, Karan simply said, "I do not support or condone violence of any kind, whether verbal or physical."
Earlier, veteran actors Anupam Kher and Shabana Azmi had also reacted to this incident.
Shabana said, "I have no love in my heart for Kangana Ranaut. But I cannot find myself joining this group of people celebrating 'Thappad'. If the security personnel start taking the law into their hands, then among us No one can be safe." Post on
While talking to journalists at an event last week, Anupam Kher came out in support of Kangana.
He said, "I feel very sorry. It is absolutely wrong for a woman to do this kind of thing to a woman by taking advantage of her position. There should be a legal system for this. I am not saying that they have any resentment. I am saying that there cannot be anger towards those who did this, but they should not take advantage of their position or power.Investigation was done. He may have complaints, but this should not be done by taking advantage of someone's strength. This is very sad and unfortunate.
The incident took place on June 6 around 3:30 pm at the Chandigarh airport when Kangana was about to fly to Delhi to attend the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) meeting.
Kangana was allegedly slapped by a CISF woman constable when she was on her way to Delhi for the NDA meeting.An FIR has been registered against the constable under sections 321 and 341 of the IPC, but no one has been arrested.
Hours after the incident, Kangana released a video on her official Instagram page, where she narrated the details and expressed concern over "rising terrorism and extremism in Punjab". In the video, Kangana said, "I am getting a lot of phone calls. From the media and my well-wishers, first of all, I am safe, I am completely fine. As soon as I came out after the security check, there was a person in the other cabin. The security staff came from the side and hit me on the face and started abusing me.
"When I asked her (CISF jawan) why she did this, she said that she supports the farmers' protest. I am safe but my concern is that the terrorism and extremism which is worsening in Punjab will increase in Punjab. How do we handle this?" He asked.On the day of the incident, another video went viral, where the constable said that his mother was among the farmers protesting against the farm laws, which have now been repealed.
He was heard saying, "She (Kangana) had given the statement, she was sitting there for 100-100 rupees, she was sitting there? My mother was sitting there when she had given the statement. I can't bear the insult to my mother." Hui." (He had given the statement that the women farmers were sitting at the farmers' protest for Rs 100 each. When he gave this statement, my mother was also sitting there.I couldn't tolerate insulting my mother)."
