Kangana Ranaut mocks Rahul Gandhi after his Parliament speech: 'It was such a headache to listen to him'
"It was such a headache to listen to him. He is going through his childhood traumas. It was a nuisance. The Chair also asked him to stop. He has made a mockery of the Parliament,” Kangana said.

BJP MP Kangana Ranaut on Friday came down heavily on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi after his speech in Parliament on Women’s Reservation and said it was such a headache to listen to him as he is going through his childhood traumas. "It was such a headache to listen to him. He is going through his childhood traumas. It was a nuisance. The Chair also asked him to stop. He has made a mockery of the Parliament,” Kangana said.
Kangana Vs Rahul after Parliament speech
While speaking in Parliament on Women’s Reservation, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday slammed the government over the Delimitation Bill, which is among the legislations to implement women's reservation from the 2029 Lok Sabha polls, and said it has "nothing to do with the empowerment of women" and is an "attempt to change the electoral map of India."
Rahul says it is an attempt to bypass caste census
Taking part in the debate in the Lok Sabha on the three bills aimed to implement the women's quota from the 2029 general elections, Rahul Gandhi said it is an "attempt to bypass the caste census".
"The first truth is that this is not a women's bill. This has nothing to do with the empowerment of women. This is an attempt to change the electoral map of India. Actually, it is a shameful act," he said.
"What is being attempted here is a bypass of the caste census. What they are trying to do is they are trying to avoid giving power, giving representation to my OBC brothers and sisters, and take away from them...the point is not that, but the point is that whether the caste census is going to be used for representation in Parliament, Vidhan Sabha. What you are trying to do is to make sure that the caste census has nothing to do with representation. So that you can kick the ball down by 10 years," he added.
Rahul Gandhi, who is the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, said the opposition will not allow the three bills to be passed and said the government should implement the Nari Shakti Act without delay."Giving the women's reservation, which is easy to do, and every Opposition member will pass it...bring that old bill back right now, we will help you pass it with implementation this second. That is the women's bill, this is something else. The truth needs to be told about what this is," he said.
Rahul accuses Centre of trying to rejig entire political map of India
He accused the BJP-led Central government of trying to "rejig the entire political map of India" in an attempt to remain in power.
"Second thing being done, equally bad and dangerous is that because you are scared of what is happening in the politics of this country, you are scared of the erosion of your strength. You are scared of the erosion of your strength. You are trying to rejig the Indian political map. You have done it in Jammu and Kashmir, Assam, and you are trying to imagine you can do it for the rest of India," Gandhi said.
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