Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is one of the many world leaders who use Twitter to make announcements and respond to queries, if needed. But a tweet requires careful go-through if you are a dignitary, and he seemed to overlook one of his tweets posted without proper inspection, leading to mockery.
A tweet from the Prime Minister of India (PMO) handle sharing the PM’s speech in the Upper House quoted a line from his speech, where he’d said, “Let us work together in providing the poor quality and affordable healthcare.”
Let us work together in providing the poor quality and affordable healthcare: PM @narendramodi https://t.co/1qKFcSzd6v
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) February 7, 2018
Now, there’s nothing wrong with this sentiment, but the not-so-minor oversight of having missed a ‘with’ after ‘poor’, courtesy whoever was typing this tweet out (NOT Modi himself, but a member of his team), opened the floor for the ever-vigilant Netizens to school the PM on the necessity and importance of punctuation.
Poor quality and affordable healthcare?! Not surprising at all. #PakodaEffect #PakodaGormint
— Benlita Pinto (@BenlitaPinto) February 7, 2018
Sack whoever wrote this tweet for you! Loool. Poor quality and affordable healthcare!!!!! No PM in the world makes such promises in their manifesto!
— Abdurrahman Sufi (@sufi_1991) February 7, 2018
Not a single TV channel will highlight this tweet of our poor quality Prime Minster
— Harpreet (@Harpree56214289) February 11, 2018
Thanks for the true tweet…
— Gopinath (@gobinath88) February 10, 2018
What did I just read?? Poor quality and affordable healthcare??
— Sasikumar Sambandam (@sasi_sam) February 7, 2018
Providing poor quality healthcare: Truth cannot be hidden.
— Dr.SimanchallaRanjit (@dr_simanchalla) February 8, 2018
