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Noida teen's mother thanks PM Modi, seeks FIR withdrawal over protest remarks

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The mother of a Noida teenager publicly thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he reportedly forgave her daughter for remarks made during a protest. She described his gesture as a birthday gift and a new beginning for her child. The mother urged authorities to withdraw the FIR filed against the girl, alleging that her age had been incorrectly recorded in the case. She also called for stricter regulation of minors' access to social media and their participation in protests. The appeal highlights growing concerns around the involvement of underage individuals in public demonstrations.

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