Became an MP but lost her attitude, Kangana Ranaut said - If you want to meet me, bring Aadhaar card, created a huge controversy

Film actress and MP Kangana Ranaut, who won the Lok Sabha elections from Mandi Lok Sabha constituency in Himachal, has said that if anyone wants to meet me, they have to bring the Aadhaar card of Mandi Lok Sabha constituency. The BJP MP also said that any topic to be presented or discussed during the meeting should be brought in writing. After Kangana Ranaut's statement, the politics of Himachal Pradesh has become very heated.

Kangana Ranaut said, “I have an office in Mandi Sadar. This is his address. A large number of tourists come here, so visitors must bring the Aadhaar card of the Mandi area. Also, whatever problem you have for your parliamentary work, you have to bring it in writing, so that people don't face any inconvenience. "This is being done because a large number of people come here."

Meet Me – MP Kangana Ranaut

He continued, “If you are from Mandi, come to my office at Mandi Sadar. If you are from Himachal come and meet me at my home in Kullu-Manali. If we discuss a problem together, it becomes easier to solve it.”

Kangana, who won from the Mandi seat, further said, “You can approach my office for any issue related to the parliamentary constituency. If you feel there is any matter related to national interest then tell us, we are your voice and will raise it in Lok Sabha.

Vikramaditya Singh said meet without card

After Kangana's controversial statement, Congress's Vikramaditya Singh said, "Nobody needs any card to meet me." You can contact me anytime to solve your problem. That too without any card

Kangana won from Mandi seat by 72 thousand votes

The Bharatiya Janata Party fielded Kangana Ranaut as its candidate from the Mandi Lok Sabha seat in Himachal Pradesh. Here, Kangana was pitted against Congress candidate Vikramaditya Singh. Kangana got 5,37,022 votes in the election while Vikramaditya Singh got 4,62,267 votes. Kangana contested the election for the first time and won by a margin of more than 72 thousand votes.