BJP’s MP from Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, Kangana Ranaut has responded to her party’s reprimand over her comments on the farmers’ protests.

In an interview to a media house, Kangana affirmed her reprimand by the party leadership, and said that it is fine with her.

Adding to her reaction, she said, “I do not think I am the final voice of the party. I am not that crazy or stupid to believe that.”

She was regretful of the possibility that her statements could have “harmed the party’s cause or policies,” and added that she does have a long way to go yet.

The BJP had previously distanced itself from Kangana’s remarks on the farmers’ agitation, and asked her to refrain from making such statements in the future.

The actor-politician suggested that the farmers’ protest could have led to a Bangladesh-like situation in the country had the top leadership not acted strongly.

In a video shared on X, the Mandi MP also alleged that during the farmers’ stir against the three farm laws, “bodies were seen hanging and rapes were taking place”.

(With inputs from syndicated feed)

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