Member of Parliament Kangana Ranaut, while addressing a public gathering, referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as an "avatar" and claimed that the nation achieved true independence under his leadership.
Kangana Ranaut on PM Modi: Mandī parliamentary constituency MP and Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has once again sparked political debate with her sharp and outspoken statements. This time, she described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as an "avatar," asserting that the country achieved true freedom only after 2014, when Modi assumed power. In public gatherings held on Monday in Jogindarnagar, Ladbhadol, and Bīṛ Road areas, Ranaut stated that Narendra Modi is not an ordinary leader but an avatar whose arrival liberated the nation from the Congress party's corrupt regime and tyranny.
Article 370, Triple Talaq, and Wakf Laws – Tales of Congress's Plunder
Launching a scathing attack on the Congress government, Ranaut alleged that the country was plundered for decades. She stated that Article 370 was used for mere plunder, and triple talaq crushed the rights of Muslim women. However, she added that the Modi government eradicated these dark chapters and built a new India.
Wakf Law Amendment Called a Historic Step
MP Ranaut lauded the recent amendment to the Wakf Board law as a "historic decision," stating that it paves the way for equal citizenship and ownership rights in India. She accused the opposition of opposing this change solely due to its appeasement politics.
Direct Attack on Congress
Criticizing former MP Pratibha Singh and Minister Vikramaditya Singh, Ranaut said that both leaders are trying to damage her image by making false accusations. She added that it is time to respond to them in their own language. "The public wants development, not the factionalism of old politics," she stated.
Entered Politics Due to Faith in Modi
Ranaut revealed that she did not previously participate in voting but entered politics after being influenced by Narendra Modi's work. "For me, true freedom came when Modi Ji came to power. Today, every corner of the country is progressing towards development," she said. She also mentioned that the Mandi parliamentary constituency comprises 17 assembly constituencies, while some states have only 4-5. Therefore, budget allocation should be based on regional needs, not uniform criteria. She promised to raise this issue in Parliament.
