Diljit Dosanjh & Priyanka Chopra Misleading Farmers: Kangana Ranaut

Mumbai: After an ugly spat with Diljit Dosanjh, actress Kangana Ranaut took to her social media handle to criticize him and Priyanka Chopra for “misleading and provoking” farmers.

Like many other celebrities, Diljit and Priyanka had also extended their support to the agitating farmers.

Calling out Diljit and Priyanka for encouraging the protesting farmers, Kangana tweeted, “People like @diljitdosanjh and @priyankachopra will be hailed by the left media for misleading and encouraging farmers protests, pro-Islamists and anti-India film industry and brands will flood them with offers and English/living in colonial hangover media houses will felicitate them with awards, the problem is the whole system is designed to make anti-nationals flourish and grow and we are too less in numbers against a corrupt system, but I am sure magic will happen in every fight of GOOD versus EVIL, evil has been much stronger, JAI SHRI RAM.”

Slamming the supporters of the protest, the actress wrote, “Problem is not just them but each and every individual who supports them and opposes #FarmersBill_2020 they are all aware how important this bill is for farmers still they provoke innocent farmers to incite violence, hatred and Bharat Bandh for their petty gains.”

Earlier, Kangana got involved in a war of words with Diljit after she claimed that a veteran lady was bribed with Rs 100 to participate in the protest.

The Punjabi singer-actor took on Kangana for spreading misinformation about the veteran lady.

In no time, the exchange of posts between Kangana and Diljit turned into an ugly spat on social media.

Diljit went ahead and also joined the farmers’ protest in Delhi.

Meanwhile, Priyanka too extended her support to the farmers and wrote, “Our farmers are India’s Food Soldiers. Their fears need to be allayed. Their hopes need to be met. As a thriving democracy, we must ensure that this crisis is resolved sooner than later.”

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