‘Some see PM Modi as god’: Kangana Ranaut slams Gen Z over obscene protest against prime minister | Watch

Kangana Ranaut has issued fresh criticism of Gen Z protesters. The actress-politician previously condemned “obscene” language used during Jantar Mantar demonstrations. Ranaut now says such behaviour cannot be normalised within society. She argues children shouldn't witness inappropriate conduct on public streets.

Kangana Ranaut insists that society must completely reject “vulgar” public displays. According to her, obscene actions risk sexualising children prematurely and inappropriately. She claims such behaviour brings shame before elders within households. Ranaut vows never to accept normalisation of this conduct.

The Bollywood actress has accused media outlets of unfairly targeting her comments. According to Kangana, outlets previously ignored her genuine praise for Indian startups. In the video, Ranaut then highlights her support for initiatives like Skyroot. She reminds everyone how she personally congratulated NEET students on their achievements.

Ranaut also criticises feminist commentators questioning her stance on discipline. She says some female TV anchors argue that younger women shouldn't bear the “burden of dignity”. She rejects this framing, questioning whether they'd teach their daughters the same way. Ranaut argues that decency isn't optional within any functioning society.

According to the Manikarnika actress, personal freedom must end where others' rights begin. Vulgarity, she argues, belongs strictly within private spaces only. Stepping outside requires respecting others' feelings and boundaries, she says. This applies regardless of personal sentiment toward elders or leaders.

Public affection for PM Modi

In her Instagram video, Ranaut then speaks about the public affection for Prime Minister Narendra Modi among young people.

“Kids call PM Modi ‘exam buddy’. So many people's feelings are attached to him. Some see him as a leader, some as a friend, some as family, some as god. In the same way, you cannot hurt anyone's feelings. This isn't about being ‘cool’; it's basic civic sense. And, if you don't have that, you need to learn it,” The Mandi MP says.

Ranaut warns against following what she terms ‘feminazi’ influences. She cautions that unchecked vulgarity risks ruining people's futures entirely. According to her, workplaces and relationships won't tolerate such inappropriate behaviour. Ultimately, she warns that this path leads toward isolation and hardship.

Ranaut then invokes scientific and spiritual reasoning to support her argument. She says human life's purpose involves continuous evolution and growth. She refers to the Hindu scripture's concept of ‘Purushottam’, meaning humanity's highest ideal. She accuses critics of encouraging regression toward animalistic tendencies instead.

“I will only say what I've learned from my elders, and what my gurus have taught me with their wisdom: this life we've been given is meant for evolving, not for regressing into animal tendencies. So please, evolve. Wishing everyone a very happy Guru Purnima,” she concludes.

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