Kangana Ranaut’s Insightful Reaction to CAA Notification: ‘Understand Its Meaning Before Forming Opinions’

Star Kangana Ranaut praised the action on Monday after the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) of 2019 was announced by the Union Home Ministry. She shared a photo of Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Instagram Stories. She indicated her support for the CAA notice by writing “CAA” with Indian flag emojis.

Kangana Ranaut on CAA notification

Kangana also released a 2014 video in which PM Modi discussed the concept of CAA. She went on to say, “Know what CAA stands for before you form an opinion or feel an emotion about it.”

When Kangana called celebs ‘spineless’

Kangana has expressed her opinions regarding CAA before. She had referred to Bollywood actors as “cowards” in 2019 after they were thought to have remained silent over the CAA protests. “The actors should be ashamed of themselves,” Kangana stated in an interview with The Times of India. I don’t pretend to be unaware of the reality that Bollywood is full of self-centered cowards. They respond, “We have electricity and access to everything; we are privileged; why should we be bothered about the country?” in response to questions about why they spend twenty hours a day staring into the mirror.

Kangana responded, “No, they live under the fear of everything,” when asked if she believed that actresses were afraid of the consequences for speaking their minds. I’ve never seen people as afraid as they are. They’re pricks. They are scared of anything. They lack moral courage. This is why they harass foreigners; they harass girls because they are cowards. I believe that there is just no hope left for them. We must cease viewing them as symbols, as our guiding lights, and begin to accept them for who they truly are.”

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CAA notification

Four years after the law’s passage through Parliament, the Center announced the CAA 2019’s implementation, which allowed undocumented non-Muslim migrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan to apply for citizenship. With this, the Center will now begin to award Indian nationality to non-Muslim migrants from the three nations who are under persecution