'I'm Safe But Concerned About Rising Militancy In Punjab': Kangana Ranaut's First Reaction To Being SLAPPED By Female CISF Officer At Chandigarh Airport; Video

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, who recently won the Lok Sabha election from Himachal Pradesh's Mandi constituency, was allegedly slapped by a female CISF official at Chandigarh airport on Thursday afternoon.

According to media reports, the CISF officer was upset with Kangana over her remarks on farmers' protest. The officer has been identified as Kulwinder Kaur and the altercation between her and the actress-turned-politician happened around 3:30 pm. Kangana was on her way to catch a Delhi flight.

According to ANI, an inquiry committee comprising senior CISF officers has been set up to conduct an investigation.

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Kangana was heading to the Parliament in Delhi. Earlier today, she took to her official Instagram account to share pictures of herself sitting inside her car.

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"On my way to the Parliament. Mandi ki sansad (sic)," Kangana captioned the picture. Along with another selfie, she wrote, "Delhi calling."

One of the photos showed her hugging her mother before heading to Delhi.

I am safe but concerned about rising militancy in Punjab: Kangana issues statement

"I have been getting a lot of calls from media persons and my well wishers. I am safe, perfectly fine. The incident happened with personnel of the CISF at Chandigarh airport. As soon as I finished the security check, there was a female CISF staffer in another cabin who hit me on my face and abused me. When I asked her why did she do it, she said she supports farmers' protest. I am safe but my concern is about how to handle the militancy and separatism that is increasing in Punjab."