‘They Don’t Want to Hear Amit Shah’: Kangana Ranaut Targets Opposition

Published on Aug 11, 2026 08:08 pm IST

BJP MP Kangana Ranaut criticised the Opposition over disruptions in Parliament, alleging that they had earlier demanded a discussion but were now unwilling to participate when the discussion was scheduled. Ranaut said the Opposition did not want to hear Union Home Minister Amit Shah and questioned how Parliament could function amid repeated disruptions. She also accused the Opposition of falling into the hands of “anti-national powers” and expressed disappointment over the House being unable to function properly. Watch the video for Kangana Ranaut's remarks on the Opposition and the functioning of Parliament.

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