Bharatiya Janata Party MP and famous actress Kangana Ranaut has once again come into the limelight for her statements. Kangana has raised sharp questions on the silence of film stars on the recent clash between police and students during the Jharkhand student movement and the incident in which many people were injured. Along with this, he has also given open clarification on his controversial statement in which he had called the young generation 'Generation Gutter'.
Anger erupted over the silence of Bollywood stars
Referring to the incident in Jharkhand, Kangana Ranaut has expressed strong objection to the attitude of Bollywood industry artists and especially actor Naseeruddin Shah and has even called him a 'fox'. Attacking the actress, she said, “Who knows when will Bollywood's love story with Pakistan end? The attitude of the film industry has always been like this. The windows of many of my own MP friends' cars were broken, two and a half thousand people were standing outside my house. At that time everyone was shedding crocodile tears, but today when children are being tortured in Jharkhand, are they not Gen-Z?” He sarcastically said that this hypocrisy of the people of the film industry will not continue any longer.
Clarification given on 'generation gutter' statement
Giving clarification on her previous controversial statement, Kangana said that she had not used the term 'Generation Gutter' for all the youth of the country at all. She said, “I said this because he had made a very dirty video and issued threats. If some youth are stuck in bad habits like addiction to drugs, betting, gambling or dark web and we talk about that trend, it does not at all mean that I am saying this about all the youth.”
'If you call yourself a cockroach, you will remain in the gutter'
Cockroaches Taking a jibe at the Janata Party and the students' protest, Kangana said in very sharp words, “People who call themselves cockroaches and we say that cockroaches come out of the gutter, then what is wrong in it? I simply say that if people consider themselves cockroaches, then their home will be a gutter and they will live there. I do not consider myself a cockroach. If someone tells me that I would live in a gutter. If I am, I will flatly refuse. But why are those who call themselves so feeling bad?”
Questions raised on people with low IQ
Taking her point forward, Kangana raised the question whether it is expected from such people that the country's Home Minister Amit Shah himself will leave the Parliament and come and talk to them face to face? He said in a very harsh manner that what else can be expected from people with such low IQ.