Kangana Ranaut has shared a selfie-style video on Instagram, revealing that he was inspired by the Prime Minister Narendra Modisocial media videos as he defended his controversial comments about Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protesters. The actor-turned-MP reiterated that his criticisms were aimed at what he considers inappropriate behavior during the demonstrations and also expanded Guru Purnima greetings to your followers.Releasing the video on the occasion of Guru Purnima, Ranaut maintained that her comments were aimed at what she described as “obscene behaviour” witnessed during the CJP-led protests over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. According to her, such behavior should not be accepted or treated as normal in public life.Sharing the clip on Instagram, Kangana wrote, “Taking inspiration from our PM ji and posting a selfie video. Let me know your thoughts on my thoughts, he too Guru Purnima ki hardik shubhkamnaein.”In the video, Ranaut said, “Maine protestors Kuch ko, jo ke gutter chaap normalize the behavior of kar rahe the, joh sadak par, bacchon ke saamne, maheelaaon ke saamne, buzurg ke saamne kar rahe the, maine usko normalize karne se manaa kiya. sexualise karde. The media is ganging up on me.The ‘Queen’ actor also accused sections of the media of only highlighting the controversy surrounding his remarks while glossing over what he said were his positive comments about students and young achievers. He stated that he had praised Indian startups and congratulated the NEET aspirants, adding that many young people around him, including his family members and professional team, were hardworking and dedicated.Responding to critics who questioned why women should be expected to maintain dignity and discipline, Ranaut dismissed the argument, stating that respect for social boundaries and discipline are fundamental to living in a civil society.He further added, “Kya aap apni beti ko aisa sikhayenge? Discipline mein rehna ek choice nai hai. Agar aapko samaj mein rehna hai, sanvidhaan ke hisaab se chalna padega. Iska matlab aapki aazaadi wahan puri ho jaati hai Jahan se mere naak aurte kaan and you can do whatever you want in your room. aake aap mere aaradhya ko gaali nai de sakte Chaahe woh mere bhagwaan ho, mere maa baap chaahe mere neta ho Pradhaan Mantri ji ko exam buddy kehte hai, koi unko dost blanket hai, koi bhagwaan blanket hai. Aap unki feelings feren nai kar sakte hai.”He further stated that personal freedom should not come at the cost of harming others or violating their rights. According to Ranaut, public conduct must remain within constitutional and social boundaries, and people must remain sensitive to the feelings of others, be they family members, religious figures or political leaders.Referring to the significance of Guru Purnima, he urged people to follow the teachings of their gurus and work for self-improvement instead of giving in to what he described as “animal tendencies”. He concluded the video by wishing his followers on the occasion of Guru Purnima.His latest remarks come amid an ongoing exchange on social media with Cockroach Janata Party spokesperson Saurav Das. Earlier this week, Das slammed the actor, alleging that even members of her own political party do not take her seriously. Ranaut responded through a series of Instagram stories, questioning his credentials as a student, calling him “useless and unemployed” and defending his achievements before entering politics.The latest exchange comes after weeks of verbal sparring between Ranaut and CJP leaders over nationwide protests sparked by alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG 2026 exam. Although the protests have concluded, the public spat between the BJP MP and the student body has continued online.