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Rahul Gandhi rejects Modi's 'forgiveness', demands apology to student protesters

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated on Friday that he would forgive young protesters who had allegedly abused him and his late mother, describing them as misguided children. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi pushed back, questioning Modi's authority to offer forgiveness in the matter. Gandhi argued that students deserve an apology, not forgiveness, framing the issue around a failing education system. He shared images on X of his meetings with parents and students affected by the unrest. Gandhi emphasized that every young life lost leaves families with lasting grief and unanswered questions about systemic failures.

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