Feeling nauseous after watching reels of GenZ Protest…Kangana Ranaut gets angry at CJP protesters

Kangana Ranaut On CJP Protesters: BJP MP and Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, known for her outspokenness and sharp attitude, has once again come into the headlines with her new statement. This time Kangana’s target is ‘Cockroach Janata Party’. After the protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi ended, the actress lost her patience after seeing the huge mess spread on the roads. Seeing tons of garbage spread after the demonstration at Jantar Mantar, posters with dirty slogans scattered on the roads and viral videos of the widespread plight, Kangana was so upset that she raised questions on the upbringing and mentality of the GenZ protesters on social media.

While sharing a story on your Instagram handle Kangana Ranaut Regarding the filth left at the protest site, he wrote, “I have never seen so much filth at one place in my life. It is nauseating to watch these reels of GenZ protests. The way they talk, the language they use and the filth they leave behind in the name of protest. Everything is so ugly and dirty in every single frame. Ewwww…who is creating them and who is raising them?”

Taking a jibe at the garbage spread at the protest site and the name of the organization Kangana He further said, “You call yourself a cockroach and your work is also the same. There is no doubt about it, you are just serving your filth, garbage and ugliness in front of the whole world.”

“Digital detox is needed”

Describing her condition after seeing the poor condition and filth of the protest site, Kangana wrote that she has never seen so much garbage and ugliness at one place in her life. Kangana said that these pictures and videos have made her deeply uncomfortable and now she is in dire need of ‘healing’ and ‘digital detox’ to overcome this environment.

Kangana roared in Parliament too

Before venting her anger on the GenZ protesters, Kangana Ranaut also targeted the opposition parties in the Parliament complex. He said, “The opposition has made up its mind that until they get the seat of power, they will not allow Parliament to function even on the most important issues of the country. The public did not give them the mandate, so they do not want to allow any work to be done in the country.”