
Karan Johar has condemned the recent slap incident involving Kangana Ranaut and a CISF constable. Johar and Ranaut's long-standing cold war is well known. Last week, a CISF constable was suspended from her duty after she slapped newly elected MP Kangana Ranaut at the Chandigarh airport over Ranaut's prior comment on the farmers'protest.
On Wednesday, Karan Johar attended the trailer launch of his next film, Kill, where he was asked to comment on the incident.
When asked about the slap incident, Karan told reporters, “Dekhiye, I do not support any kind of violence, verbal or physical.”
Kangana and Karan Johar's long-standing feud
The two have been at loggerheads ever since she called him a flag-bearer of nepotism on his talk show Koffee With Karan in 2017.
Over the years, the actor has frequently criticised Karan for furthering nepotism in Bollywood and has also addressed him as “movie mafia” on certain instances.
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After the slapping incident last week, the film-star-turned-politicianlashed out at those who had made snide remarks about the incident. Kangana had said those cheering for the violence against her must introspect about their own “psychological criminal tendencies."
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While several actors have since then condemned the act of violence, composer Vishal Dadlanihas reportedly said that he would be glad to offer the CISF personnel a job, in case she needed one after the incident.Kangana slap incident: Vishal Dadlani promises job to CISF guard
In two separate Instagram stories, the composer had said if Kaur is “removed” from her services, he would ensure she is “gainfully employed."
Based on a complaint lodged by the CISF, the Mohali police had registered an FIR against CISF constable Kulwinder Kaur under Sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 341 (wrongful restraint) of the Indian Penal Code.