She was speaking on the rising crimes against women at a session called Vote Lo Suraksha Do at a political conclave Panchayat Aaj Tak here.
The actress, who joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 2009, believes that "a perverted mind" can be dealt with through education.
"Someone with a perverted mind won't think the right thing. So, it is important to change the mindset of people and it is possible through education."
"India is a country of large divides. In a lot of places celebration of Valentine's Day is not okay while in others it is alright. It's connected to the mindset. Change mindset of Indian men and women through education,` Kirron said.
The actress of acclaimed films like "Bariwali" and "Khamosh Pani" also feels it is important to implement laws to empower women.
`You need power to implement laws. Strong governance is very important. We (BJP) have done so much for women and I am proud of it,` said the 58-year-old.