Kangana Ranaut wants Nirbhaya convicts to be hanged publicly; slams Indira Jaising for seeking pardon

Kangana Ranaut is currently is gearing up for the release of her next ‘Panga’. The actress has been going through the usual promotional rituals. During a media interaction, she opened up about her views on the Nirbhaya case and the verdict of hanging the convicts.

During a recent press conference, Kangana was asked about her opinion on the verdict regarding the Nirbhaya rape case. The actress expressed her disdain in the delay of the verdict since the convicts have received a death sentence. Kangana said that they should not be hanged in private instead it should be done on a street for everyone to see and that would set an example for all.

The ‘Queen’ actress further added that anyone who commits such a disgusting crime should not be considered a minor, “Any person who is committing such gruesome crime as rape should not be considered a minor and should be hanged publicly to set an example since Nirbhaya’s parents have lost everything by now.”

The ‘Panga’ actress also lashed out at senior lawyer Indira Jaising, who had asked the mother of Nirbhaya to forgive the rapists. Commenting on Indira’s views, Ranaut said, “That woman should be locked in jail with those rapists for four days. She needs it. What kind of women are these, who are sympathetic to rapists? Such women give birth to monsters. These women, who are full of love and sympathy for rapists and murderers, are the ones who give birth to them.”

#WATCH Kangana Ranaut on senior lawyer Indira Jaising's statement,'Nirbhaya's mother should forgive the convicts': That lady (Jaising) should be kept in jail with those convicts for four days…Women like them give birth to these kind of monsters and murderers. (22.1) pic.twitter.com/MtNcAca1QG

— ANI (@ANI) January 23, 2020

Meanwhile, talking about the film ‘Panga’, the movie also stars Jassie Gill, Richa Chadha and Neena Gupta. The movie is set to hit the screens on 24 January.

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