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Modi’s social ‘break’, Rahul’s advice to ‘quit’, coronavirus cures from Giriraj & Ramdev

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “thinking” aloud about leaving social media Monday evening sent everyone into a tizzy, with reactions and pleas asking him not to abandon his avid fans — as well as some wild speculation on the reason for this sudden ‘break’.

Here is the PM’s surprise announcement and his biggest critic’s advice.

Are you such a woman or do you know such inspiring women? Share such stories using #SheInspiresUs. pic.twitter.com/CnuvmFAKEu

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 3, 2020

 BJP Mahila Morcha social media in-charge Priti Gandhi begged PM Modi to think twice

There were humorous responses too—here are brand consultant Ramesh Srivats and writer Faysal. 

https://twitter.com/_Faysal/status/1234502395524210690?s=20

Then midday Tuesday, when the suspense was unbearable, the PM revealed his real intention…. 

Once again, Rahul Gandhi was on hand with an acid comment — and advice.

Congress leader Jaiveer Shergill is greatly relieved that the PM wasn’t abandoning social media but you’ll never guess why...

 Many women responded to the PM’s tweet with suggestions on who “inspires” them.

https://twitter.com/soniafaleiro/status/1234749668602585088?s=20

 

In other news, Union Minister Giriraj Singh retweets news of how to withstand and cure coronavirus the Indian way.

And Aaj Tak anchor Rohit Sardana asks Ramdev for an answer to the virus—what else but asanas and om vilom…

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