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New Delhi: Bollywood actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut is once again in the news for her social media posts. This time he has compared the English speaking style of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Deepke with his old English speech. Kangana shared a reel on Instagram Story, in which the speaking style of both of them is shown face to face.

The reel shared by Kangana starts with a public statement by Abhijeet Deepke, in which he is seen speaking in English. After this, Kangana's many years old speech is shown. In this speech she is talking about her early experience in the film industry and her identity as a female artist. In the reel, comparing the English of the two, it was written, “The English level of 12th pass Kangana Ranaut vs CJP Deepke of Boston University – one is excellent, the other needs a reboot.” Kangana shared this post on her Instagram story.

Kangana has already spoken about English

Even before this, Kangana has mentioned about her experiences in the film industry regarding her English. He had told that in his initial days, during the show 'Koffee with Karan', Sonam Kapoor had made fun of his English. Kangana had said that through her struggle in the industry, she understood that an outsider should not be made fun of because he is weak in speaking English. He also gave his reaction regarding the closure of the show.

Abhijeet had told the reason for hesitation in English

Meanwhile, Abhijeet Deepke had answered a fan's question on his Instagram story on Sunday. He was asked why he felt uncomfortable while speaking English. Abhijeet told that he feels hesitant in front of the camera.

Kangana has clashed with CJP leaders before too

This is not the first dispute between Kangana and people associated with CJP. Last month, CJP spokesperson Saurav Das had commented on Kangana's work as an MP. In response to this, Kangana retaliated by mentioning her experience and achievements. Kangana had said that by the time she was of Sourav's age, she had won two National Awards. He also admitted that the work pressure was too much for him in the initial phase of becoming an MP. He also described himself as a filmmaker, performing artist, producer, screenwriter and entrepreneur.