According to the latest information, the CISF has suspended the woman constable and filed a complaint at the local police station to register an FIR against her.
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After allegedly slapping actress and newly elected MP from Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi, Kangana Ranaut, at Chandigarh airport on Thursday, a CISF woman constable expressed her anger, stating that she was hurt by Ranaut’s comments against the protesting farmers, in which her mother had also participated.
In a video now circulating on social media, the CISF constable can be heard saying in Hindi: “Isne byan diya tha na 100-100 Rs ke liye baith ti hai waha pe, meri maa baithi thi” (“She had said that people were sitting there for ₹100, my mother was sitting there”).
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According to the most recent update, the CISF has suspended the female constable and filed a complaint at the local police station to initiate an FIR.
DSP Mohali KS Sandhu, in a statement to the media, mentioned, “The CISF Commandant has contacted me. I am heading to the airport for an investigation. I will keep you informed of any developments.”
Ranaut was reportedly slapped by a female CISF official at Chandigarh airport on Thursday afternoon. According to ANI, a committee comprising senior CISF officers has been formed to conduct an inquiry.
Following the incident, Ranaut claimed she was struck on the face and verbally abused by a female CISF constable during a security check at Chandigarh airport while en route to Delhi.
In a video statement titled “Shocking increase in terrorism and violence in Punjab” posted on X, she assured her safety and well-being but expressed worry about the escalating terrorism in Punjab.
Kangana secured her Lok Sabha seat from the Mandi constituency in Himachal Pradesh, defeating her nearest Congress rival by a margin of over 74,000 votes.
In December 2020, Ranaut faced criticism and was asked to apologize for a “derogatory” tweet regarding an elderly woman, implying she could be hired for ₹100 to attend farmers’ protests.
At that time, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, the chief of the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC), demanded an “unconditional apology” from the actor within a week. Following the controversy, Ranaut deleted the tweet.