'Cultural Marxism' actually had emerged in the United States during the 1990s, drawing conceptual parallels to older historical propaganda terms like "Cultural Bolshevism".
Core Claim: It alleges a deliberate plot by 20th-century intellectuals—specifically the Frankfurt School—to subvert societal and traditional values. And in Indian context; it was/is used by anti-India forces including 'pro conversion lobbies' and extreme Left-liberals to discredit India's civilisational past and Hindu ethics.
This was largely in operation during the CJP protest and hence an effort was made to 'normalise' gaali-culture or "abuse". This game Sickular ecosystem and pro-Maoists lobby double satisfaction.
It gave them a pleasure temporarily as the person being attacked was Hinduism and PM Narendra Modi; it was also seen as a first step to misguide the youths against the basic Indian nationhood.
But Modi has defeated them. They stand exposed.
The 15-year-old, accused of raising abusive slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the CJP's Jantar Mantar protest, has appeared in an apology video. The clip surfaced after PM Modi said he would forgive youngsters and that the students should be guided.
All these happening amid police pursuing some cases and protest organisers questioning the criminal action.
The video, which shows her with folded hands, has now gone viral on social media. But the authenticity of the video needs to be verified.
"I came under the influence of those people," she says. "I am only 15 years old. Whatever I did was not worthy of forgiveness. I have said a lot of bad things."
Calling it her "first and last mistake", she adds, "I apologise to the entire country. I am so ashamed. I can't even look at myself. Please forgive me."
The video surfaced hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi released a video message on Instagram on Friday, saying he had forgiven the students accused of abusing him during the protest and urging society to guide them rather than seek punishment.
"The abusive slogans used against me and my late mother were deeply disturbing," Modi said. "But young people should be given an opportunity to learn from their mistakes."
Earlier, a Zero FIR was registered against the protester at Noida's Expressway Police Station on July 29 in connection with the alleged derogatory slogans raised during the July 23 protest.
According to the complaint, Ruchika Singh used abusive language against the Prime Minister, allegedly undermining the dignity of the constitutional office. The complaint further alleged that the remarks were made with the deliberate intent to incite ill-will and disturb public peace.
Police registered the case under Sections 352, 353(1), and 356(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). The Zero FIR has since been transferred to Parliament Street Police Station in Delhi.
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On PM Modi's video message, NCP Working President Praful Patel says,
"The children of our country are our future; often, in the exuberance and zeal of youth—and sometimes influenced by others—they may let certain words slip out.
PM Modi has simply said that in forgiving children there is no sense of pettiness in this—on the contrary, I view it as a sign of his magnanimity.
"Our country can only function democratically. We will move forward by taking everyone along; that is the only way the nation will prosper. The younger generation is truly the country's future, and providing them with proper guidance and direction—something the Prime Minister is doing—is a very good thing."
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