Several reports say Indian students involved in recent, large-scale student-led protests continue to face online harassment and related police action weeks after the demonstrations end. The coverage describes a pattern of abuse on social media, including threats directed at protesters and other students, with allegations that women and political activists are among those targeted most frequently. One outlet links the ongoing harassment to broader criticism of the Modi government, saying online threats and abusive messages are a longstanding complaint among critics. Another account highlights Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s conciliatory remarks toward young people connected to the protests, saying the response has not led to a noticeable reduction in the abuse participants report. While details vary across accounts, both emphasize that students say they are still dealing with threats and harassment after protests conclude, and that some also report police responses alongside the online activity. The reporting focuses on student experiences and the persistence of alleged intimidation, without providing definitive figures for how many people are affected or the outcomes of any specific investigations.