Kangana Ranaut is gearing up for her upcoming release, Panga, the trailer of which released yesterday on December 24.
At the trailer launch of her upcoming release, Kangana interacted with the media and spoke about the ongoing protests over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 (CAA).
Kangana said in a statement “It’s not correct for the people to instigate violence in the name of democracy. We are still hung on to the pre-Independence era. During that time, going on a strike against the people who had captured us, not paying taxes, all of this was really cool. But today, because of democracy, your leaders have come from within you, not from Italy or Japan.”
“In our population, only three to four percent of people pay taxes. The rest of them are actually dependent on them. So, who gives you the right to burn buses, trains, create ruckus in the country? One bus costs a lot. It’s not a small amount. And the condition of this country is such that there are so many who are dying of malnutrition,” she added.
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