Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra has targeted Bollywood actor Arjun Kapoor for his statement on teaching a lesson to the public. He said that instead of threatening the public, he should concentrate on his acting.

Mishra said on Wednesday that it is not good for a flop actor to threaten the public. Instead of threatening the public, it is better for him to concentrate on his acting. My question to them is whether they or the tukde-tukde gang of which they are supporters have the courage to make a film on any other religion and humiliate them. You do this only with our Sanatani religion and then threaten to boycott it.

Opening up on the boycott trend, Arjun Kapoor had recently said in an interview that he thinks the industry has made a mistake by "being silent about it". He said, "That was our decency but people have started taking advantage of that. I think we made a mistake by thinking that 'our work will speak for ourselves'."

Questioning the case of mob lynching in Rajasthan, the Home Minister said that now the mob lynching will not be visible to people like Naseeruddin Shah, Aamir Khan or Munavwar Rana. The award wapsi gang will also not see any kind of threat. Mishra said that the government of 'Hand' is pushing Rajasthan towards becoming a second Kashmir.

Taking a jibe at the current developments in the Congress party, Mishra said that Ghulam is now on his way to freedom. He has taken his first step towards freedom. Hours after appointment as President of Jammu and Kashmir State Congress Campaign Committee, Ghulam Nabi Azad resigned from the post. Congress working president in Himachal Pradesh and Congress leader from Rajasthan also resigned. All of them are going towards freedom.