Kangana Ranaut slams Gen Z CJP protesters for ‘vomiting, foul’ language — ‘Ewwww’ | Today’s news
Actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut slammed the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protesters, accusing the group of promoting “vomiting and foul” language in viral Gen Z roles during the anti-NEET paper leak protests.
“I have never seen so much ugliness in one place in my life,” Ranaut said in her Instagram story. “These reels of GenZ protests are nauseating. The way they talk and the kind of language they use, never in my life. I’ve seen everything in every frame. So appalling and just so stupid.”
Targeting the generation, the BJP MP said, “Ugh, who is giving birth and bringing them up?
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Kangana Ranaut slammed Generation Z protesters for their ‘vomiting, foul’ language, saying she had never seen such ‘ugliness’ and accused them of exposing their ‘filth and trash’ to the world.
Ranaut criticized the Cockroach Janta Party protesters for their abusive language and behavior during the anti-NEET protests and expressed concern over the cultural implications of their actions.
The CJP protests led to significant political fallout, culminating in the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, highlighting the growing political influence of youth movements in India.
The main demands of the CJP protesters were government accountability for alleged irregularities in the National Entrance Test (NEET) and reforms in the education system.
Ranaut’s critique of the language and behavior of the protesters raises important questions about civility in political discourse and the impact of such expressions on public perception and engagement.
She noted that India is a place of diversely beautiful people, draped in elegance and rooted in cultural sophistication.
However, Ranaut took a dig at the “cockroaches” and said, “You call yourselves cockroaches and you also look/act like them. There is no paradox or comparison.”
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“You’re just going to subject the world to your filth and trash and ugliness,” she said.
The MP also claimed she was “scarred” from the reels and needed “some healing, digital detox”.
Kangana Ranaut’s remarks came after several viral videos showed Gen Z protesters using offensive slogans, placards and profanity during a protest against NEET.
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‘They won’t let parliament work’: Kangana on opposition
Kangana Ranaut also criticized opposition parties for disruptions in Parliament during the introduction of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Malpractice) Amendment Act, 2026.
Speaking to ANI outside Parliament, she said, “I think they (opposition) have decided that until they get a seat, they will not let Parliament function, no matter how important the issues are.
She claimed that opposition MPs opposed the introduction of the law and accused them of obstructing governance for failing to secure power. “Today, when the education reform bill came, the opposition MPs raised their hands to reject it; the whole country should see that when the bill comes, they oppose it and say that this bill should not come.”
A BJP MP said, “That is their intention: that no work takes place in the country because they have not been given a mandate.
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Pradhan receives a ceremonial welcome in Parliament
BJP leader Dharmendra Pradhan, who resigned as Union Education Minister following student protests against the NEET series, was welcomed by some BJP leaders at the Parliament complex wearing a traditional cap on Monday and stole amid slogans like “Pradhan Zindabad”.
However, the opposition MPs shouted slogans like “Chor Chor, Paper Chor” and hit out at the ruling dispensation for congratulating Pradhan.
Meanwhile, Shambhavi Choudhary, MP for NDA ally Lok Jan Shakti Party (Ram Vilas), said activist Sonam Wangchuk and CJP spokesperson acknowledged that anti-social elements were present during the protests and that “law and order was maintained”.
