Bollywood actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut often remains in the headlines for her statements. Once again he is in the news for his statement. This time his target was Gen-Z. He has called Genji Generation a gutter. Not only the leaders but also the common people have expressed their displeasure over his statement. Independent MP from Purnia Pappu Yadav has demanded action from the Lok Sabha Speaker on his controversial statement.
According to the information, Pappu Yadav has written a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla demanding action against Kangana Ranaut’s controversial remarks on women. In which he alleged that Kangana Ranaut, in a post made on her official Instagram account on July 28, made very derogatory and objectionable comments on the young women of the country, especially the girl students protesting against the NEET paper leak.
‘This is an insult to women…’
Pappu Yadav said that Kangana addressed the young women with derogatory terms like ‘Generation Gutter’ and alleged that they consider taking drugs, committing hooliganism and having physical relations with many people as freedom.
Demand for action against Kangana
The MP said in the letter that such statements are a direct attack on the honor and self-respect of women, which is against the dignity of an elected MP and the dignity of the office of a Lok Sabha member. He said that the dignity of the Lok Sabha has also been affected by Kangana’s statement. He demanded from Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla that an explanation should be sought from BJP MP Kangana Ranaut and appropriate action should be taken against her as per the rules.
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Actually, Kangana Ranaut had written on her Instagram, ‘The most shameful thing for those young Hindu women is that they want to imitate those women who have independent careers. Independent women move away from the norm, take rebellious decisions and also handle responsibilities themselves. They do not do this at the expense of their parents or family, rather they have to do it on their own.
Kangana further called such women ‘generation gutter’. She further wrote, ‘I call them the gutter generation, which is a new generation of so-called westernized Indian women. Neither are they good at studies, nor are they beautiful, nor do they have a good mentality. She has such a corrupt mentality that she cannot even become a good housewife. They don’t even have anything to give to the society. But, still she proudly flaunts her freedom to take drugs, drink alcohol and have physical relations with many people.
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