CJP stir: FIR against Noida woman over ‘objectional’ remarks on PM transferred to Delhi
A Zero FIR filed in Noida against a woman for allegedly making abusive remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been transferred to Delhi Police. The case involves charges of intentional insult and public mischief following a protest regarding the NEET paper leak.
Why it matters
The case highlights the intersection of political protest, freedom of speech, and the legal consequences of targeting high-ranking government officials.
A Zero FIR registered in Noida against a woman over alleged objectionable slogans targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the CJP-led protest at Jantar Mantar has been transferred to Delhi for further investigation, an officer aware of the matter said on Friday (July 31, 2026).
The FIR was registered on July 29 on a complaint alleging that the woman used abusive language against Mr. Modi during the demonstration held over the NEET paper leak on July 23.
According to the complaint, the alleged remarks lowered the dignity of the office of the Prime Minister and had the potential to create enmity in society and disturb public peace.
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