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Amit Malviya blames Muslims, Mumbai Police’s humour & a privilege check for actors

The most politically correct and incorrect tweets of the day from across the political spectrum.

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New Delhi: The Tablighi Jamaat coronavirus scare continues to be the biggest controversy of the day with many on Twitterverse putting forth their viewpoints on the issue.

Unsurprisingly, BJP’s IT in-charge Amit Malviya is first in line to blame Muslims for all problems.

— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) March 31, 2020

Former MP Shahid Siddiqui blames the chief of Tablighi Jamaat Maulana Saad for the Nizamuddin outbreak.

Can’t really figure out if actor Payal Rohatgi is being sarcastic here…

https://twitter.com/Payal_Rohatgi/status/1245198292906053632

 

In some positive news, BJP member Priti Gandhi shares a ‘softer side’ of the police. 

And here’s Mumbai Police with a sense of humor. Check their latest tweet… but don’t get too close…

The director general of Karnataka Police clarifies that lockdown instructions are no joke, even on April Fool’s Day.

Author Tavleen Singh reminds us how to win the battle against fake news on Covid-19.

Amnesty International has a strongly-worded suggestion for the Modi government.

Former UP CM and Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav urges his party members to aid the migrant workers stranded due to coronavirus.

American actor and musician Eric Balfour gives a reality and privilege check to his peers.

How must these men feel as they complete their quarantine period – and get a round of applause..

With the world currently under assault from the deadly pandemic, here’s a chilling video from one of the health workers.

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