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'PM forgiving me is a very big thing': Noida teen who 'abused' Modi apologises again

A 15-year-old girl expressed immense relief after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's forgiving message. She felt she received a second chance after making deeply regrettable and offensive statements. The teenager explained she was influenced by others at a protest and later apologized. She is now receiving threats and facing ongoing police inquiries regarding the incident. The girl stated she will…

'PM forgiving me is a very big thing': Noida teen who 'abused' Modi apologises again

A 15-year-old girl from Noida who appeared in a viral video making inappropriate remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed her gratitude for his forgiveness. The teenager, who had been participating in a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar, said she never anticipated being forgiven and described the gesture as a monumental one.

In the video, she stated she was overjoyed by PM Modi's message of forgiveness, which she termed as a very big thing. She admitted that the remarks she made were wrong and apologized repeatedly, asserting that she would continue to apologize until her apology was accepted. The girl also alleged that she was receiving threats since the video went viral, with her mobile number being leaked and threats of rape being made against her.

Despite the ongoing police investigation, she expressed her happiness at being forgiven by the PM and pleaded for an end to the harassment.

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