Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Parliament Debate Features Gen Z Slang
During a debate in the Indian Parliament on July 28, lawmakers from different parties used a lot of slang and phrases that are popular with young people, like 'clock it', 'delulu', and 'Vasteguna Huiya'.
These phrases are often used on social media and in short videos.
Some lawmakers used these words to make their points, while others, like those from the Opposition, thought it was not appropriate for a serious debate.
They argued that the focus should be on the important issues being discussed, not on using trendy slang.
Lawmakers used Gen Z slang like 'clock it', 'delulu', and 'Vasteguna Huiya' during a debate on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026.
BJP MPs used the slang to connect with younger audiences and highlight their points.
Opposition leaders criticized the use of slang, arguing it detracted from the serious issues being debated.
Key phrases used included 'MIA' (Missing in Action) and 'FOMO' (Fear of Missing Out).
The debate drew reactions from Opposition leaders who questioned the relevance of using Gen Z lingo in a serious debate.
- Who
- Lawmakers across party lines in the Lok Sabha
- What
- Used Gen Z slang during a debate on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026
- When
- July 28
- Where
- Lok Sabha, Parliament of India
- Why
- To connect with younger audiences and highlight their points during the debate
Opposition Criticism
BJP Defense
Use of Gen Z Slang
Opposition Criticism
Opposition leaders questioned the relevance of using Gen Z slang in a serious debate, arguing it detracted from the main issues.
BJP Defense
BJP MPs used Gen Z slang to connect with younger audiences and highlight their points during the debate.
- Date
- July 28
- Bill Discussed
- Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026
- Key Phrases Used
- clock it, delulu, Vasteguna Huiya, MIA, FOMO
- Opposition Criticism
- Focus on slang over serious debate issues
- BJP Defense
- Using slang to connect with younger audiences