Kangana Ranaut targets CJP protest:Alleges conspiracy to destabilise India; says ‘Anti-national forces are being exposed’

Actress Kangana Ranaut has criticised the leadership of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) following its protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. The party was demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. On Saturday, Delhi Police detained around 7,000 people during the protest. Speaking to reporters in Lucknow while travelling to Ayodhya, Kangana alleged that some forces were conspiring to destabilise the country. She called them “traitorous and terrorist forces” and claimed that people would now hold them accountable and demand answers. She had arrived in Ayodhya to offer prayers to Ram Lalla While travelling to Ayodhya to offer prayers to Ram Lalla, Kangana Ranaut arrived in Lucknow, where she was asked about the protests in Delhi. She said the truth about anti-national forces was now being exposed. Kangana said, “The police are a separate matter; now ordinary people themselves will catch these people and question them because they have started recognising them.” She further said that agencies were working to ensure the country’s security, but it was important to ensure that ordinary citizens did not face any inconvenience. Kangana Ranaut also lashed out at Elon Musk Kangana Ranaut has reacted to the ongoing debate over the delay in granting Starlink a licence in India to Elon Musk. She supported a statement by actor and Rajya Sabha MP Kamal Haasan. Kangana praised Haasan’s comment on social media platform X. Kamal Haasan had said that India is nobody’s slave. The people, not any billionaire, will decide India’s policies. Kangana took a jibe at Musk over this, saying, “Oh!! That must have stung. He made a very good point and explained it well. Sharp, precise and satirical.” Elon Musk had questioned why satellite internet service Starlink had not been granted a licence in India. Musk wrote on X that Starlink had received approval to provide services in more than 165 countries worldwide. The company has been complying with every Indian government law and mandatory requirement for the past five years. Despite this, why has it not received a licence in India? Are the Ambanis the real bosses of the country? 7,000 detained before protest at Jantar Mantar CJP had announced a major protest in Delhi demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. To prevent it, Delhi Police deployed 41,000 security personnel and turned the entire central Delhi into a fortress. On Saturday, police detained 7,000 people, including CJP leaders, four former chief ministers, students and lawyers. Although most of them were released by the evening, barricading at Jantar Mantar and Delhi’s borders has continued. Education minister’s resignation was secured three months ago CJP had also launched a major protest three months ago, under pressure from which the then education minister was forced to resign. Since then, the organisation has continuously been staging protests over issues related to administrative and electoral reforms.