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India’s Modi wants to forgive CJP protesters who hurled ‘vile abuse’ at him

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has publicly stated his intention to forgive protesters who directed verbal abuse toward him during recent youth-led demonstrations in New Delhi. The protests were organized by the online group known as the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP).

The demonstrations, which took place in the capital, have been described as a rare political setback for the current government. While the Prime Minister has signaled a reconciliatory approach toward those involved in the unrest, the events highlight a period of significant public opposition directed at his administration.

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South China Morning Post (HK) Highlights the political setback caused by the youth-led demonstrations
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