‘Khudki Jaat Ka Kuch Pata Nahi Hai’ Kangana Ranaut Took A Dig At Rahul Gandhi For His Old Video
BJP MP from Mandi Lok Sabha seat and actress Kangana Ranaut is often in the news for her social media posts. Once again Kangana’s post has gone viral as this time she is seen taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi. In her recent post, Kangana has taken a dig at Rahul Gandhi’s caste-related comment in the Lok Sabha. Actually, recently Rahul Gandhi accused Anurag Thakur of abusing and insulting him.
Kangana Ranaut’s Post
Now Kangana has shared an old video of Rahul Gandhi on her Insta story, in which he was seen asking people about their caste. Kangana Ranaut has shared several posts one after the other on her Instagram story. In the first post, she took a dig at Rahul Gandhi and wrote, ‘The double-faced face of the opposition’. In the shared video, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav is seen getting angry on being asked questions regarding caste.
Kangana Ranaut’s Post
Along with the video, Kangana has written, ‘No idea about own caste. Nanu Muslim, grandmother Parsi, mother Christian, and himself it seems as if someone has tried to make khichdi by adding curry leaves tadka to pasta and she wants to know everyone’s caste. How can he publicly ask people about their caste in such a rude, insulting way? Shame on you Rahul Gandhi’.
Kangana Ranaut’s Post
Apart from this, she has shared a quote in another Instagram story, which reads, ‘A narcissist expects the authority of a king, while he has the accountability of a child’. Linking it to Rahul Gandhi, Kangana has written, ‘This reminds me of Rahul Gandhi… ha ha he wants to be a king but he has a mind like a child, but when we think of (pandemic, borders, economy, etc all duties regarding the nation) and then think of the authority of a king and the accountability of a lion king who comes to our mind?’ In another post, Kangana has shared a meme. It has a picture of Kajol and the lyrics of her song, ‘Jaati hoon main’. In this, there is a picture of Rahul Gandhi, with which it is written, ‘Which caste dear?’
