‘I Am Deeply Ashamed’: Ruchika Singh Apologises For Raising Abusive Slogans Against PM Modi During CJP Protest
‘I Am Deeply Ashamed’: Ruchika Singh Apologises For Raising Abusive Slogans Against PM Modi During CJP Protest Published By, Last Updated: August 01, 2026, 08:30
‘I Am Deeply Ashamed’: Ruchika Singh Apologises For Raising Abusive Slogans Against PM Modi During CJP Protest Published By, Last Updated: August 01, 2026, 08:30 IST Ruchika Singh, 15, apologised for raising abusive slogans against PM Modi at a NEET protest in Delhi. She claimed she was influenced by others. Ruchika Singh apologises for abusing PM Modi during the CJP protests. Ruchika Singh, who is facing the heat for raising abusive slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the NEET paper leak protests organised by the Cockroach Janta Party on July 23 at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, on Friday issued a public apology which surfaced on social media platforms. In the clip, Singh, who claimed she is 15 years old, said she was influenced by the people present at the protest in Delhi’s Connaught Place. The girl said that some people were raising abusive slogans against PM Modi, and she ended up raising similar abusive slogans against the Prime Minister under their influence. “I had gone to Connaught Place with my friends, where a protest was taking place. There were several groups there who were abusing Prime Minister Modi. I came under their influence and ended up saying many inappropriate things. I am only 15 years old. Whatever I did was not worthy of forgiveness," Ruchika said in the video.
“This is my first and last mistake, and I will never say or post anything like this again. I sincerely apologise to the entire nation. I am deeply ashamed and cannot even lift my eyes. I seek forgiveness from everyone. Please forgive me," she added. Also Read: ‘I Forgive Youth Who Abused Me’: PM Modi In Late Night Instagram Reel On Jantar Mantar Protest ‘I Forgive Youth Who Abused Me’: PM Modi The apology video surfaced just hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the controversy in a video message posted on Instagram on Friday. He said that he had chosen to forgive the students accused of hurling abusive remarks at him during the protest and appealed to society to counsel the youngsters instead of demanding punitive action. “Whatever happened at Jantar Mantar has been seen by the entire country and the world. Some misguided youngsters used extremely abusive language, words that do not befit any civilised society. They abused me, and they even abused my late mother," PM Modi said. Rather than calling for strict action, the Prime Minister said young people often make mistakes and should be given a chance to improve. “I don’t know what kind of state of mind they were in, but today I want to say that mistakes happen in childhood and youth.
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