The slap that stirred the nation

 The recent incident at Chandigarh Airport in which a CISF woman security personnel slapped BJP's newly elected M.P Kangana Rawat in full view of the public has evoked mixed responses. While some lauded the lady security personnel for her boldness to physically confront the BJP MP and delivering a good slap others severely criticised the action of the security personnel for physically assaulting a passenger whom she was duty bound to protect. The action of the CISF personnel stems from the fact that Kangana Rawat has made some adverse comments regarding the farmers protest against the Central Government's anti farmer's policies. Those defending the lady CISF security personnel said that she had given vent to her pent up feelings on seeing the BJP member of parliament since her observation about the farmer's protests was not in good taste and showed the farmers agitation in poor light. While those opposing the drastic action of the CISF personnel emphasised that she could have expressed her dissent verbally or shared her thoughts about the BJP MP's remark at an appropriate forum. They further asserted that as security personnel in charge of safeguarding the premises of the airport and looking after the well being and safety of the passengers it was irresponsible for her to land a slap on the BJP MP'S face. Even as the debate continues over her action one thing is certain that personal anger triggered by unsavoury comments can be visible at any point of time anywhere without any warning. 

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