Archive · 4 Aug 2026
Noida family forced to leave home after daughter’s alleged PM remarks
A 15‑year‑old girl from Noida was accused of saying mean words about India’s Prime Minister during a protest in Delhi.
She later apologized in a video, saying she was influenced by other protest groups.
The Prime Minister reportedly forgave her.
Police made a Zero FIR, which was moved to Delhi Police, but they have not yet made a regular case.
The mother, who lost her husband in 2019, says police and strangers keep coming to their rented home, so they had to move.
Delhi Police say the case might not be pursued because it is a Zero FIR and the girl apologized.
The family is still worried about future police visits.
A 15‑year‑old girl from Noida allegedly made derogatory remarks about PM Narendra Modi during a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar.
The girl apologized in a video, claiming she was influenced by protest groups; the Prime Minister reportedly forgave her.
A Zero FIR was filed by Noida Police and later transferred to Delhi Police, which has not yet registered a regular FIR.
The mother, a widowed teacher, says police and strangers continue to visit their rented home, forcing them to relocate.
Delhi Police say the case may not be pursued further, citing the Zero FIR status and the girl’s apology.
- Who
- A widowed mother and her 15‑year‑old daughter
- What
- Alleged remarks against PM Narendra Modi and ongoing police harassment
- When
- Incident on August 1; case filed last week
- Where
- Noida, Delhi (Jantar Mantar protest site)
- Why
- Protest context and alleged insults prompted police action
- Incident
- Alleged derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- Location
- Noida and Delhi (Jantar Mantar protest)
- Victim
- 15‑year‑old girl
- Police action
- Zero FIR registered, transferred to Delhi Police
- Status
- Case not yet converted to regular FIR
