Chandigarh, August 28: AAP Punjab's farmers wing on Wednesday staged a protest here against BJP MP Kangana Ranaut's remarks on farmers protest and demanded termination of her Lok Sabha membership. The protesters also demanded that the BJP should immediately expel her immediately from the party. The protesters of the Punjab unit of AAP's Kisan Wing raised slogans against Kangana and alleged that it is not the first time she has spoken against the farmers protest.

"She should be expelled by the BJP from the party. She tries to sow seeds of hatred in society and action as per law should be taken against her for her remarks," said AAP Punjab MLA Jagtar Singh Dayalpura, who also took part in the protest. As the protesters tried to move towards the Punjab BJP office here to gherao it, they were stopped by the police which had placed barricades. Later, the police briefly detained the protesters. Kangana Ranaut Receives Death Threats Online Ahead of ‘Emergency’ Release; BJP MP Seeks Police Protection (View Post).

The MP from Mandi in Himachal Pradesh had posted a clip of her interview with Hindi daily Dainik Bhaskar in which she suggested that a "Bangladesh-like situation" could have erupted in India but for the country's strong leadership. She then alleged that bodies were hanging and rapes were taking place during the farmers' protest against the now-repealed three farm laws. Protests have been held in other states as well. On Tuesday, the Himachal Pradesh Assembly adopted a resolution moved by the ruling Congress condemning Kangana's remarks. What Kind of Joke Is This LG Sir: AAP Leader Sanjay Singh Slams Delhi LG VK Saxena’s Letter on Arvind Kejriwal’s Food Intake.

The Aam Aadmi Party also held protests at a few places in Haryana against her comments. The BJP had on Monday denounced the film actor for her disparaging remarks on the farmers agitation, as it expressed disagreement with her views and made it clear that she is neither permitted nor authorised to comment on the party's policy matters. Thousands of farmers from Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and other places had held an agitation at Delhi's borders for several months over the now-repealed farm laws.