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What Did Kangana Say? The 'Generation Gutter' Posts
👧The controversy erupted when Kangana reacted to videos emerging from the recent CJP-led student protests at Jantar Mantar, which were held over alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG examination. Instead of engaging with the political demands of the protesters, Ranaut took aim at their character and conduct.
👧In her Instagram Stories, she described the protest reels as "puke-inducing" and questioned, "Who is birthing and raising them?" . She criticized the language used by demonstrators, stating that India is a country of "diversely beautiful people, draped in elegance" and that the protesters were subjecting the world to "filth, garbage and ugliness" .
👧However, her most controversial comments were reserved for young women. She wrote: "Most appalling is the behaviour of young Hindu women, who want to imitate the lives of independent career women, without earning that freedom." She labeled them "Generation Gutter," alleging they are "not good at studies" and "so ugly and corrupt that they can't be homemakers either" .
👧She further accused them of flaunting their "freedom to use drugs, consume alcohol, or have endless body counts" while "shamelessly living off their parents' earnings" . She concluded by stating, "An independent life needs to be earned," calling those who fail to do so "gutter chap" .
👧The controversy erupted when Kangana reacted to videos emerging from the recent CJP-led student protests at Jantar Mantar, which were held over alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG examination. Instead of engaging with the political demands of the protesters, Ranaut took aim at their character and conduct.
👧In her Instagram Stories, she described the protest reels as "puke-inducing" and questioned, "Who is birthing and raising them?" . She criticized the language used by demonstrators, stating that India is a country of "diversely beautiful people, draped in elegance" and that the protesters were subjecting the world to "filth, garbage and ugliness" .
👧However, her most controversial comments were reserved for young women. She wrote: "Most appalling is the behaviour of young Hindu women, who want to imitate the lives of independent career women, without earning that freedom." She labeled them "Generation Gutter," alleging they are "not good at studies" and "so ugly and corrupt that they can't be homemakers either" .
👧She further accused them of flaunting their "freedom to use drugs, consume alcohol, or have endless body counts" while "shamelessly living off their parents' earnings" . She concluded by stating, "An independent life needs to be earned," calling those who fail to do so "gutter chap" .
Kangana Defends Her Remarks
👧In the face of mounting criticism, Kangana doubled down on her stance. She posted a selfie-style video on Instagram, taking inspiration from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to defend her position . She argued that she was objecting to "obscene behaviour" during the protests, insisting that public conduct must stay within "social and constitutional boundaries" .
👧She rejected arguments about why women should bear the burden of maintaining dignity, stating that discipline is essential for living in society. She also hit out at what she called "feminazis," alleging they encourage regressive behavior rather than personal growth .
👧In the face of mounting criticism, Kangana doubled down on her stance. She posted a selfie-style video on Instagram, taking inspiration from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to defend her position . She argued that she was objecting to "obscene behaviour" during the protests, insisting that public conduct must stay within "social and constitutional boundaries" .
👧She rejected arguments about why women should bear the burden of maintaining dignity, stating that discipline is essential for living in society. She also hit out at what she called "feminazis," alleging they encourage regressive behavior rather than personal growth .
The Backlash: Saurav Das vs. Kangana
CJP spokesperson Saurav Das was among the first to hit back. He questioned Kangana's mental stability, arguing that her language was unbecoming of a public figure. He asked, "If there is a young person in your family who belongs to Gen Z, would you use such language against them?" .
Das also took a swipe at her credibility as a politician, claiming that even her own party members don't take her seriously. He referenced videos from her constituency where she appeared overwhelmed by the workload, accusing her of trying to "ride the CJP wave" for fame .
👧Ranaut responded by dismissing Das as "totally useless and unemployed" . She pointed out that at 28, he claimed to be a student, whereas at his age, she already had two National Awards. She listed her credentials as a filmmaker, producer, and entrepreneur, highlighting her massive public demand .
CJP spokesperson Saurav Das was among the first to hit back. He questioned Kangana's mental stability, arguing that her language was unbecoming of a public figure. He asked, "If there is a young person in your family who belongs to Gen Z, would you use such language against them?" .
Das also took a swipe at her credibility as a politician, claiming that even her own party members don't take her seriously. He referenced videos from her constituency where she appeared overwhelmed by the workload, accusing her of trying to "ride the CJP wave" for fame .
👧Ranaut responded by dismissing Das as "totally useless and unemployed" . She pointed out that at 28, he claimed to be a student, whereas at his age, she already had two National Awards. She listed her credentials as a filmmaker, producer, and entrepreneur, highlighting her massive public demand .
Rakhi Sawant Enters the Fray
👧Actress Rakhi Sawant also jumped into the debate, delivering a fiery rant that went viral. She called Kangana a "gutter mouth" and a "witch" (chudail) . She questioned Kangana's standing to speak about the "daughters of the country" and brought up past controversies, including the infamous incident where Kangana was slapped at Chandigarh airport .
👧Rakhi challenged Kangana to step out without security, claiming she wouldn't last a day, and advised her to look at her own character before judging others. She screamed, "What kind of things are you saying about the girls of our country?" .
👧Actress Rakhi Sawant also jumped into the debate, delivering a fiery rant that went viral. She called Kangana a "gutter mouth" and a "witch" (chudail) . She questioned Kangana's standing to speak about the "daughters of the country" and brought up past controversies, including the infamous incident where Kangana was slapped at Chandigarh airport .
👧Rakhi challenged Kangana to step out without security, claiming she wouldn't last a day, and advised her to look at her own character before judging others. She screamed, "What kind of things are you saying about the girls of our country?" .
Political Reactions
The political class was quick to condemn the remarks. Congress MP Syed Naseer Hussain said "nobody takes her seriously" and accused her of having no knowledge of student movements or democracy . Congress MP Sukhdeo Bhagat echoed this sentiment, claiming that even the BJP doesn't take her seriously, citing her past gaffes . Samajwadi Party leader Udaiveer Singh added that her political understanding is limited and such statements should be taken as seriously as her level of experience .
Public Reaction and The Viral Debate
👧The internet is deeply divided. On one side, supporters of Kangana applaud her for "speaking the truth" about what they perceive as the declining moral values of the youth. On the other, critics are calling her out for body-shaming, slut-shaming, and using derogatory language against young people who were exercising their democratic right to protest . The phrases "drugs, drinks, body count" and "Generation Gutter" have become trending topics, sparking a massive generational debate about independence, accountability, and societal norms.
👧As the saga continues, it is clear that Kangana's comments have struck a nerve, igniting a conversation that extends far beyond the NEET protests.
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