- PM Modi appealed to society to guide misguided youth instead of punishing them.
- He referred to the recent Jantar Mantar incident involving abusive remarks against him and his late mother.
- The Prime Minister urged young people to learn from mistakes and contribute to India’s development.
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi message to youth focused on compassion, forgiveness and the importance of reform, as the Prime Minister appealed to society to help young people who have gone astray instead of subjecting them to punishment. In a video message shared on Friday, Modi said that mistakes are a part of growing up and that guidance, rather than hatred, offers the best path toward positive change.
His remarks came in the backdrop of the recent incident at Jantar Mantar, where abusive language was allegedly used against him and his late mother.
PM Modi Message to Youth Calls for Compassion
Referring to the episode, the Prime Minister said the incident had been witnessed across the country and abroad, and acknowledged that many people felt anger and disappointment over the conduct displayed.
However, he stressed that childhood and youth are periods of learning, making mistakes and improving through experience.
Instead of pursuing legal action or encouraging social hostility, Modi said society should help such youngsters understand their mistakes and provide them with an opportunity to reform.
He also said he wished to forgive the children involved and appealed to citizens to adopt the same spirit of understanding and compassion.
PM Modi Encourages Youth to Learn and Move Forward
Addressing young people directly, the Prime Minister urged them to treat mistakes as lessons and continue moving forward with confidence.
He encouraged them to pursue their aspirations while contributing to the country’s progress, saying India’s rapid development presents new opportunities for the younger generation.
PM Modi Message to Youth Stresses Nation Building
Concluding his message, the Prime Minister reiterated that hatred and abusive language cannot solve problems. He urged citizens to work together to guide those who have lost their way and help them become responsible members of society.
“Abuses never solve anything. Let us guide the misguided. Let us work together. Let us work for Bharat,” the Prime Minister said.
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