New Delhi — Actor and Lok Sabha MP Kangana Ranaut has issued a public turnaround regarding her stance on Gen Z, describing the younger generation as an indispensable national power days after provoking controversy over her derogatory remarks.
Addressing media personnel in the capital, the parliamentarian stated that recent student demonstrations reflect positive engagement when conducted constructively. The statement follows remarks from RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, who emphasized the importance of listening to youth demands and fostering dialogue.
Ranaut asserted that her previous criticism applied strictly to a minor faction involved in abusive conduct rather than the overall generation. She maintained that the country’s youth continue to make major contributions in sports, culture, and social development.
“We are very happy that our young people are increasingly emerging as ambassadors of our culture and its identity,” Ranaut affirmed while speaking to reporters.
The MP also targeted senior opposition figures, claiming leaders like Rahul Gandhi had neglected student grievances in Jharkhand. Party officials declared that constructive engagement with young citizens remains a central priority for the administration.
