The Supreme Court delivered a setback to Bollywood star Kangana Ranaut and Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi BJP MP. Her attempt to have the defamation case against her for her remarks during the farmers’ demonstration dismissed was denied by the court.

During Kangana’s arguments, a Supreme Court bench made up of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta made it plain that “your tweet cannot be called just a retweet.” It was spiced up by you. “What does this mean?” it enquired. This is an explanation that ought to be given at the trial court.

The farmers’ protest was still going on in 2021, when this case was made. The 87-year-old female farmer Mahinder Kaur, who lived in Bathinda’s Bahadurgarh Jandian hamlet and was paid between 100 and 100 rupees to participate in the demonstration, was referred to by Kangana in a tweet at the time.

Mahinder Kaur had brought a lawsuit against this. The argument put out by Kangana was that she had merely reposted a lawyer’s post.

On social media, Kangana had made fun of it. Kangana had tweeted during the farmers’ demonstration that women should join the demonstration in exchange for 100 rupees. Kangana had also left a remark on a page concerning the protest by the farmers. “This is the same grandmother who was featured in Time magazine as the most powerful woman in India,” the actress wrote. She can be had for one hundred rupees. In an embarrassing move, Pakistani media have taken over India’s worldwide public relations. In order to communicate globally, we need our own people.