Hospitals in India continued to grapple with a major oxygen shortage as the number of COVID-19 cases continue to surge. Now actor Kangana Ranaut has a ‘permanent solution’ for people who are battling the novel virus and feeling low levels of oxygen – planting trees! She also Kangana Ranaut also has a temporary solution that includes recycling clothes, eating Vedic diet and living organic life and voilà! Earlier, she had tweeted that "people are dying of overpopulation. She highlight the solution for population problem is strict laws. She said, "looking at crisis today at least there should be fine or imprisonment for a third child.'' As soon as Kangana tweeted, comedian Saloni Gaur, who is popular for mimicking Kangana in her videos, reminded the actor that she herself has two siblings, elder sister Rangoli Chandel and younger brother Aksht Ranaut.
Not taking Saloni's tweet well, Kangana called her an 'annoying dumb fool' and wrote, "No wonder your comedy is a joke on you, my great-grandpa had 8 siblings in those days many children used to die, in jungles, there were more animals hardly any humans, we must change with changing times, the need of the hour is population control like China we should have strong rules." In a follow-up tweet, Kangana added, "If you could understand complex topics like these you would do something worthwhile with your life not mock people their vulnerabilities their hard earned success to feed yourself, you clearly don’t know any better, little annoying dumb fool."Kangana's tweets on population control were an extension of her views on the COVID-19 pandemic that got a lot of criticism. Earlier, Kangana had tweeted saying 'anyone who is angry, depressed and rattled with the current situation is an entitled brat'. In response to the criticism she received online, Kangana responded by saying, "People are dying because of overpopulation 130 crore Indians on paper but add more 25 crores illegal immigrants a third world country but got a great leadership which is leading the world in vaccination drive and fight against corona. But we also need to take responsibility na."