While BJP MP Kangana Ranaut continues to criticise Gen Z’s language during the CJP-led NEET protest row, Parliament has taken a surprising turn. From “Delulu” and “FOMO” to “Clock It,” “MIA,” “Kuchu Puchu” and “Vasteguna Huiya,” MPs across party lines are now using viral Gen Z slang inside the Lok Sabha. Is this a genuine attempt to connect with young voters, or are politicians simply trying too hard to impress Gen Z? Here’s a complete breakdown of the growing debate over internet culture, political communication and the language of India’s youngest generation.
