Indore Sikh Leader Demands Action Against Kangana Ranaut

Manjeet Singh Bhatia, the president of Shri Guru Singh Sabha Indore, has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take action against BJP MP Kangana Ranaut for her controversial comments on the farmers' protest. Bhatia also requests the revocation of her Padma Shri award.

Manjeet Singh Bhatia, President of Shri Guru Singh Sabha in Indore, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking action against BJP MP Kangana Ranaut for her contentious remarks regarding the farmers' protest. Bhatia is pressing for her expulsion from the party and the revocation of her Padma Shri award.

The letter, which was accessed by ANI, highlights the crucial role of farmers in India's self-reliance and describes Ranaut's statements as irresponsible and damaging. It urges PM Modi, as the head of the nation and a major political party, to address the hurt caused by her comments.

In an interview with ANI, Bhatia criticized Ranaut for alleging that murders and rapes occurred during the farmers' protests in Delhi, deeming her remarks as highly condemnable for someone holding an MP's position. Bhatia emphasized the need for Ranaut to consider the impact of her words and urged the party to take stern action to uphold the nation's unity and integrity.

(With inputs from agencies.)