Hearing in Kangana Ranot defamation case on March 10: Date extended due to lawyers’ strike in Bathinda, case related to farmers’ movement
The next hearing of the defamation case against Mandi MP Kangana Ranot will now be held on March 10 in Bathinda Court. Due to the lawyers’ strike in Bathinda Court, this case could not be heard on Friday, due to which the next date has been fixed. Raghbir Singh Brahminwal, lawyer of farmer woman Bebe Mahinder Kaur, said that in the next hearing, two witnesses will be presented on her behalf, including a farmer leader. Along with this, the court will also hear the petition of Kangana Ranaut to surrender her passport. The matter is related to the farmers’ movement. Advocate Brahminwal said in the court that he has full faith in the judiciary. He also told that Bebe Mahinder Kaur and her family are continuously fighting for justice. Let us tell you that this matter is related to the farmers’ movement going on against the agricultural laws in Delhi. The farmer woman had filed the petition. During that time, Bebe Mahinder Kaur, resident of Bahadurgarh Jandia village of Bathinda, had filed the petition. He had alleged that Kangana Ranaut had posted a post against him on her social media account. Kangana Ranaut had reportedly said in her post that such women come to the protest with Rs 100 each. Defamation case filed: After this comment, Bebe Mahinder Kaur filed a defamation case. Some time ago, Kangana Ranaut had appealed to the Supreme Court to end this case, but the top court had rejected it.
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