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CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke sought PM Modi's apology over alleged police action on "12-year-old children" during July 20 Sansad March in Delhi. Dipke cited lathi charge, torn clothes, and injuries to girls.

PM Modi had earlier appealed for restraint and forgiveness over the abusive slogans directed at him during student protests.

"More than one crore youths from different sectors, institutions and backgrounds have come together. I urge all of you to lead this movement," PM Modi said. | India News

Shorts News:PM Modi launches anti-drug campaign, urges youth to stay fit

Abhijeet Dipke of CJP urged Prime Minister Modi to apologize for police actions. He stated that students suffered serious injuries during a protest on July 20. Dipke called for the withdrawal of cases filed against these protesting students. He also accused the BJP IT cell of directing abuse and threats at women online. Dipke believes forgiveness should extend beyond social media messages and include concrete actions.

PM Modi launches Nasha Mukt Yuva campaign to eliminate substance abuse among youth nationwide

"Today, the government stands firmly with the youth in the campaign against drugs. Strict action is being taken in the country against drug traffickers and drug abuse; there have been many times more arrests compared to before, and drugs worth thousands of crores of rupees have been seized. This shows how tough our government is against drugs," PM Modi said.

Referring to the initiative's objectives, PM Modi said the name itself reflected its commitment to creating a drug-free generation.

PM Modi launches 'Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan' to promote a drug-free youth for a developed India through a nationwide 100-week campaign.

Officials say, "The initiative seeks to educate and assist the diaspora in the region by leveraging artificial intelligence and modern digital communication tools."