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Delhi Police drops case against teen who repeated abusive remarks about PM Modi

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Delhi Police has decided not to file a case against a 15-year-old girl from Noida who repeated abusive remarks targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The girl issued an apology, stating she had been influenced by others present at the protest. A Zero FIR was initially registered in the matter before being transferred to Delhi Police's jurisdiction. Prime Minister Modi himself reportedly appealed for leniency, urging that misguided youth be forgiven rather than prosecuted.

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