Updated March 2nd, 2020 at 22:17 IST
PM Modi shocks Twitter fans by hinting social media exit; 'No sir' & ‘Please Don’t’ trend
PM Narendra Modi shocked his followers by hinting that he may quit social media platforms. Netizens asked him to reconsider his decision, saying, 'No sir'.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi shocked his followers on Monday by hinting that he is planning to quit social media. While discussions on the reason for his cryptic tweet started, many of his 53.3 million followers on Twitter were worried. Several followers urged PM Modi to reconsider his decision, after which ‘No Sir’and ‘Please Don’t’ immediately started trending on the microblogging.
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Users wrote how his followers will also quit the mediums if he quits since many were on it only for him. One felt the PM’s handle was the best way to know what is going on in the nation.
A netizen wrote how people will miss his ‘inspiring, educating n informative’ tweets. Another shared how they felt a ‘direct’ connect with the Prime Minister via his tweets, and him leaving them ‘alone’ won’t please them.
READ: "This Sunday, Thinking Of Giving Up My Social Media Accounts": PM Modi's Big Announcement
One very innocently and interestingly wrote that quitting the medium will make him susceptible to ‘manipulated facts from secondary sources’ and how it will disconnect him from the real sentiments of the nation.
Here are the responses:
No sir. Please don’t leave us. This is where we can get to know the current situation of the nation. pic.twitter.com/fL1cJBhEy1
— Dhiraj Kumar (@dhirajk79446296)
😭😭 no sir. plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
— Avinash Tiwari (@AvinashDoExist)
your followers will also start leaving from everywhere https://t.co/bOKswa4OAF
No sir please
— Rajveer Shahi🇮🇳 (@helloimrajveer)
You are the only reason why many are here sir. ☹️ https://t.co/sFGxMDtnrp
No Sir, you must not do so. Your tweets are inspiring, educating n informative https://t.co/OzoLoo15ht
— Ramesh Saboo (@RameshSaboo1)
Oh no sir
— ANKUR GUPTA (@ANKURGU55105913)
We feel u around when u r at social media.
This is the direct approach to u sir.
Pls dont leave us alone https://t.co/CJy5Mx8s4O
Sir you are our inspire so dont leaving us in social media please please https://t.co/HltpHIlSkc
— PRASHANT PANDA (@prashantpanda45)
nooooo waaaaayyyyyy !!!! please dont !!!! https://t.co/Psw7Tutta8
— Moonlitdance (@deekshashekawat)
Please dont take this step, it will disconnect you from real sentiments of nations and you may get manipulated facts from secondary sources.This will increase lobying...!!
— Adv.Akshansh Singhal (@akshanshs)
No Sir
— aishwary verma हिन्दू राष्ट्र परिकल्पना ⛳🙏 (@Aishwaryverma11)
Modiji please dont forgotten social media platform. 🙏🙏🙏 https://t.co/4KSHuteQlM
Please dont do this sir... https://t.co/tftCNwXem3
— Kshitiz jain (@Kshitiz74728903)
READ: PM Modi Thinking Of Giving Up Social Media Accounts; BJP Leaders Ask Him To Reconsider
Prime Minister on Monday evening wrote that he is planning to quit Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube on Sunday. He added that he will inform his followers about it.
This Sunday, thinking of giving up my social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & YouTube. Will keep you all posted.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is one of the most followed politicians across social media platforms. He has 53.3 million followers on Twitter while his official Facebook page is liked by more than 44M users. The Prime Minister has 35.2 million followers on Instagram and his YouTube channel has more than 4.5 million subscribers.
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Published March 2nd, 2020 at 22:17 IST