Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says he wants to forgive protesters who abused him during recent youth-led demonstrations. The protests are reported to have been triggered by concerns over exam paper leaks and unemployment, and they are described as youth-led demonstrations. According to accounts from Nigeria-based outlets, Modi frames the remarks as a response to how protesters treated him during the protests, while also indicating that the demonstrations represented a rare political setback for his government. Both sources present the statement as an expression of willingness to move past the abuse, rather than a threat or retaliatory stance. The reports do not provide additional details on the specific incidents of abuse, the number of protesters involved, or any follow-up actions by authorities. The outlets also do not attribute the remarks to a specific location, date, or audience beyond describing them as made by Modi in the context of the recent protests. Overall, the reports focus on Modi’s call for forgiveness amid ongoing public anger tied to exam integrity and jobs.