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Ruchika Singh Missing After Aadhaar Request Amid Modi Abuse Allegations
A woman named Ruchika Singh was accused of shouting mean words at India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a protest.
She was taken to police, but she has not been found.
A salon where she was supposed to learn nail art says she never gave her ID card and used a fake name.
The salon owner says she only visited for a week and was not a regular employee.
Police are still looking for her after the case was filed.
Ruchika Singh, alleged to have used abusive language against PM Narendra Modi, remains missing after an Aadhaar card request.
The salon where she supposedly worked says she never submitted her Aadhaar and used the Instagram name ‘Menshil’ instead of her real name.
Salon owner claims she only attended for a week to learn nail art and was not a regular employee.
Police registered a case at the Expressway Police Station in Noida on July 23 after a complaint alleging her remarks hurt the dignity of a constitutional post.
The salon owner condemned the alleged abusive language and called for strict punishment.
- Who
- Ruchika Singh, salon owner, police
- What
- Alleged abusive remarks against PM Narendra Modi and missing after Aadhaar request
- Where
- Jantar Mantar, Noida, India
- When
- Protest on July 23, 2026; last salon visit June 9, 2026
- Why
- Alleged abusive language and failure to provide Aadhaar card
Key facts
- Name of alleged offender
- Ruchika Singh
- Alleged offense
- Abusive language against PM Narendra Modi
- Last known location
- Salon in Noida
- Date of protest
- July 23, 2026
- Case registered by
- Expressway Police Station, Noida
Quotes
Salon owner
Owner of the nail salon where Ruchika was trained
“I noticed her for a couple of days. Then I asked how this girl had started coming here to learn nail art. When we checked, we found that she had not submitted her Aadhaar card. We asked her to provide it, but she kept coming for another two to four days without submitting it. At most, she came here for about a week to learn the work.”
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“Look, no one should support such behaviour. If anyone uses abusive or offensive language, there is no question of supporting that person. It is condemnable. Whether it is a man or a woman, whoever is responsible should receive the strictest possible punishment.”
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