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oi-Ashish Rana
BJP MP and Actor Kangana Ranaut’s angst against CJP and its protest is not slowing down soon and after questioning their upbringing, now she is saying that those who abuse others, damage public property or use offensive language should not feel surprise when others abuse them. She made this remark after CJP led a nation-wide protest which led to resignation of Former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut stated that protesters involved in actions like using abusive language or damaging public property should anticipate backlash, referencing CJP-led movements and emphasizing consequences for actions.
Kangana Ranaut Reacts To Violence During Protests
While sharing one of the stories on Instagram, Kangana Ranaut wrote those who themselves abuse and argue on streets will face the consequences.
While sharing one of the video online she wrote, “Protestors who are getting beaten and abused on the roads by common people because of their filthy and abusive reels. They must understand that jab bolte ho toh sunna bhi padega. Agar tum public property damage karte ho toh woh public bhi tumko damage karegi. Agar tumko desh aur leadership se problem hai aur tumne publicly khoob gandi gandi gaaliyan di toh ab unki suno jo iss desh se pyaar karte hain aur iss sarkar ko vote ki power se leke aayein hain. Kyuki bolne ka haq unko bhi hain. Ab rone wali koi baat nahi. Every action has equal and opposite reaction agar padai karke cause and effect samajh nahi aya hai toh aab aa jayega. Aur bahut acche se samjh aayega.”
Earlier also BJP MP Kangana Ranaut criticised the tone and language they used during the protest in social media viral clips. “Never in my life, I have seen so much ugliness in one place. These reels from Gen Z protests are puke-inducing, the way they speak and the kind of language they are using. Never in my life have I seen everything in each and every frame so jarring and so crass all at once.”
Student-Led CJP Movement Drew National Attention
Noticeably, CJP led a huge protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, that become bigger after Generation Z members joined the protest. The movement took a huge turn after the protest took a huge move through social media in Instagram reels, memes and YouTuber coverage.
The protest took a drastic change the when a large gathering was moving towards Parliament on 20 July, where almost 50,000 students took participation and when it turned violent, it became a nation-wide topic after police allegedly used violence against students.
