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Kangana assaulted at C'garh airport
The Daily Guardian
|June 07, 2024
Newly-elected MP and Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut was allegedly slapped by a female CISF jawan during security check-in at Chandigarh airport on Thursday.
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Kangana was elected from Mandi seat of Himachal Pradesh on a BJP ticket in just-concluded general elections, was headed to New Delhi.
The CISF constable, identified as Kulwinder Kaur, has been taken into custody.
A person named Mayank Madhur, who was travelling with Kangana, also allegedly tried slap Kulwinder Kaur.
Chaos prevailed at the airport for 10 to 15 minutes after the incident. A team of CISF officers has been formed to investigate this entire matter. They are also investigating the CCTV cameras installed at the airport.
According to CISF sources, Kangana refused to put the mobile in the tray during the security check. It is said that there was an argument between Kangana and Kulwinder Kaur the two over the actor’s comment on the women of Punjab regarding the farmers’ movement.
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