The hearing in the defamation case against actor and Member of Parliament Kangana Ranaut was adjourned until November 5 by a court in Bathinda on Tuesday. The 80-year-old complainant, Mahinder Kaur, appeared in court in a wheelchair despite being unwell, but her testimony could not be completed due to a shortage of time.
 

Kangana Ranaut appeared before the court through virtual mode during the proceedings.
 

Mahinder Kaur Arrives in Court Despite Ill Health
 

Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Mahinder Kaur said she was fighting for justice. She maintained that she had not participated in protests for money, adding that farmers had taken part in demonstrations to protect their land rights.
 

Kaur alleged that the remarks attributed to Kangana Ranaut had hurt her dignity and self-respect. She expressed hope that the court would deliver justice in the matter.
 

Despite her illness, Kaur attended the proceedings in a wheelchair. Her testimony remained incomplete as the court's scheduled time had ended. Her headache was also cited as a concern during the proceedings.
 

Next Hearing Scheduled for November 5
 

Advocate Raghbir Singh Behniwal, who represents Mahinder Kaur, confirmed that the next hearing would take place on November 5.
 

He said the complainant's testimony could not be completed because the court's time had run out. The proceedings will continue on the next date of hearing.
 

The case concerns a defamation complaint filed against Kangana Ranaut. Further proceedings are expected when the matter returns to court next month.