Kangana Ranaut, the newly-elected BJP MP, made headlines yesterday when she was slapped by a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) official at Chandigarh airport.

The accused woman constable, identified as Kulwinder Kaur, was heard raising strong objections to Kangana's controversial remarks during the 2020 farmers' protest.

Kaur is now suspended, and a senior CISF officer mentioned that they are in the process of getting an FIR registered against her.

Actor Devoleena Bhattacharjee, known for her role in the TV show 'Saath Nibhana Saathiya,' has come out in support of Kangana.

She stated that such actions represent a severe breach of public trust and security protocols.

Devoleena emphasized that duty-bound officers should never allow personal grudges to interfere with their professional responsibilities.

She added, 'Supporting the actions of this CISF officer means justifying a crime and spreading unnecessary hatred.

It is crucial to remember that endorsing such behavior sets a dangerous precedent, potentially allowing others to take personal revenge under the guise of authority.

We must collectively condemn this act and ensure that those in positions of power are held accountable.

'Devoleena urged everyone to consider how they would feel if a similar incident happened to their loved ones.

She stressed that this isn't just about one individual but about the standards of conduct we expect from those entrusted with our safety.

'Let's stand for justice, impartiality, and a system where personal biases have no place in our security forces,' she added.

Kangana also posted an Instagram story criticizing Bollywood, calling them the 'All Eyes on Rafah Gang.

' She said, 'This can happen to you or your children as well.

When you celebrate a terror attack on someone, be ready for the day it comes back to you as well.

'Apart from Devoleena Bhattacharjee, Kangana's sister Rangoli Chandel also posted stories on Instagram.

She wrote, 'Khalistani obas yehi aukaath hai tum logon ki.

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peeche se plankarna aur attack karna.

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but my sister's spine is made of steel.

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she is going to handle this on her own.

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but Punjab tera kya hoga #farmersprotest was khalistani adda.

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once again proved!! This was a serious security threat.

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need to take this to apex!!' She added, 'Suspend karne se isko farak nahi padega.

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moti rakam aa gayi hogi khalistaniyon se.

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remand pe lena padega isko.

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'A Congress leader who was contesting against Kangana in Mandi termed the incident very unfortunate and called for actions against the concerned official.

While speaking to news agency ANI, he said, 'It is unfortunate if these kinds of incidents are happening and should not happen to any person, particularly a woman.

It is unfortunate that it has been done by a security person.

We got to know that the security person had some grievances related to the farmer's protest.

'The incident happened at Chandigarh airport during the security check, and Kangana claimed that she was slapped because the CISF personnel supported the farmers' protest.

The BJP leader issued a statement regarding the incident and said that she is fine, detailing the events of the incident.

'I am getting a lot of phone calls, from the media as well as my well-wishers.

First of all, I am safe, I am perfectly fine,' she said.

'As soon as I came out after the security check, the lady in the second cabin, a CISF security staff, came from the side, hit me on my face, and started abusing me.

When I asked her why she did so, she said that she supports the farmers' protest,' the MP-elect said.

'I am safe but I am concerned about the terrorism and extremism that is increasing in Punjab,' she added.