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No one kissed me, nor I slapped anyone: Nagma
Nagma: No one kissed me, nor I slapped anyone. Actor-turned-politician Nagma, who was seen being pushed at and manhandled by unruly crowds during her campaign in Uttar Pradesh, denied facing any harassment at all.
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New Delhi: Actor-turned-politician Nagma, who was seen being pushed at and manhandled by unruly crowds during her campaign in Uttar Pradesh, denied facing any harassment at all. "Neither did anyone try to kiss me nor did I slap anyone," she told NDTV, on a day her Congress party asked the Election Commission to provide more security to her. Nagma, 39, is contesting the election from Meerut.
In a letter to the Election Commission, the Congress has said that the "crowds she is attracting require special attention of the local administration to maintain order. This came on the back of two incidents that were caught on camera in the past two weeks.
In the first instance, a Congress legislator, Gajraj Singh, grabbed Nagma's face and allegedly kissed her on the cheek in visuals that went viral online and were repeatedly shown on TV. Nagma was seen removing his hand and walking off, without addressing the crowd.
Last Friday, chaos erupted again at Nagma's public meeting, and she was seen slapping a man who allegedly groped her. But she denied both incidents, dismissing them as "humbug."
