Seems like the Twitter feud between Kangana Ranaut and Diljit Dosanjh is not ending anytime soon. Kangana, on Friday, after some users shared pictures of protesting farmers demanding the release of a few activists arrested for allegedly inciting violence, slammed both Diljit and Priyanka Chopra.
For the uninformed, Priyanka and Diljit had previously extended their support to the farmers protesting against the new farm bills.
In a series of tweets, Kangana 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 Band for their petty gains."
Kangana said that Diljit and Priyanka were 'misleading and encouraging' farmers' protest. She wrote, "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 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."
Check out her tweets here.
Earlier, Kangana was involved in a war of words with Diljit Dosanjh. It started with him referring to a now-deleted tweet posted by her in which she wrongly identified an old woman at the ongoing farmers' protest as Bilkis Bano, the face of the Shaheen Bagh protest.
Diljit has, since then, been actively involved in supporting the farmers as he also joined the agitation at the Delhi border recently.
On the other hand, Priyanka expressed solidarity with them 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."
