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Indian MPs Use Gen Z Slang Like 'Delulu' and 'FOMO' in Paper Leak Bill Debate

Indian MPs Use Gen Z Slang Like 'Delulu' and 'FOMO' in Paper Leak Bill Debate
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Sood said he had not heard her statement but felt that young people are the ones who make actors.

He stressed that public support remains essential for any professional's success.

He added that as long as people stand by you, you will continue to thrive. If they are not with you, it becomes difficult.

Sood highlighted that public engagement gives purpose to a figure's platform. He said existence has meaning only as long as people are connected with you.

When informed that Ranaut had used derogatory terms for the youth movement, Sood called it shameful. He said it should not have been said.

He urged public figures to weigh their words before speaking. He noted that the public is another form of God.

Ranaut's original posts criticized the student demonstrators.

She wrote that she had never seen so much ugliness in one place, calling the protest reels "puke-inducing."

She alleged that demonstrators proudly flaunt their freedom to have drugs and drinks. She said they shamelessly live off their parents' earnings.

Ranaut labeled the youth demographic "Generation Gutter." She claimed some have nothing to offer the system and are not good at studies.

The protest movement has pressed for the withdrawal of police cases against student leaders.

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An anonymous demonstrator noted that adopting internet slang in parliament fails to address core demands for systemic reform.

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