Desi Twitter trends 'No sir' after PM Narendra Modi's social media tweet on Monday. Netizens took the opportunity to share their memes on his idea of quitting social media.
The Internet went crazy when PM Narendra Modi suggested taking a break from social media. PM Narendra Modi's social media platforms have a huge following. So, when he suggested "giving up" his "social media accounts", it left the netizens astonished. Hours after he posted the same on the internet, people began retweeting the same and requesting the leader to not leave any of the social media platforms. Desi Twitterati went on to trend 'No Sir' on Twitter. As always, memers took it as an opportunity to get creative and stir laughter online.
Check out all the fun that followed Narendra Modi's tweet:
India is going to have its own social media platforms (Make in INDIA) shortly!!#NarendraModi pic.twitter.com/I1gNxkOlTh
— Vidya Sagar Yadav (@vsyadavbjp) March 2, 2020
Modi Ji decides to quit social media.
People with bio "followed by Prime Minister of India":#ModiJi#NoSir pic.twitter.com/wpmc89H6OL
— MOhammad ZAin (@mohammadzain143) March 2, 2020
Dear @narendramodi ji,
— Safeena भारतीय?? سفینہ (The Fearless girl) (@Scared_Voice) March 2, 2020
Quit hate not social media ?#YESSIR #Good_Decision https://t.co/7VQNPGEjJ0
All social media is like this without you #nosir #NarendraModi pic.twitter.com/rzI6ZIdP6i
— Darshan tanchak (@Darshan20918957) March 2, 2020
#NoSir
— UMESH TIWARI (@umeshtiwari107) March 2, 2020
Modiji thinking to give up on social media.
Meanwhile indians : pic.twitter.com/QIr5Qn0H4N
Modi ji and bhakts about to go on quit social media movement.#NoSir#YESSIR pic.twitter.com/5FJUHN31xd
— Saransh Gurbaxani (@SARanshCASM_10) March 3, 2020
#NoSir
— Barun Kunwar ?? (@Barun_kunwar) March 3, 2020
Don't quit social media plateform... pic.twitter.com/Dg5lMZw0a1
#PMModi #NoSir
— UNINTENTIONALLY EPIC ? (@imAditya_pandey) March 2, 2020
Ppl after reading that Modi Ji is giving up Social Media pic.twitter.com/8n1ywtZ2JC
Current Situation ????
— sarfaraz khan (@sarfaraz9212) March 2, 2020
#IWillAlsoLeaveTwitter#NoSir pic.twitter.com/PsUvBo71GL
Yes pls ...i have just seen one tweet from modi ji also ..he is thinking to quit social media? #nosir pic.twitter.com/ljfV6cIVCq
— Krishna Gangwar (@Krrish_Gangwar) March 2, 2020
#NoSir
— RAVI ANAND (@RaviAna33446061) March 2, 2020
After seeing modi ji retirement from social media ?
MEME MAKER pic.twitter.com/L5EYwcyEYo
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after leaving social media#nosir pic.twitter.com/nXS22F7CRd
— majaz ul quadri (@Majazulquadri) March 2, 2020
#nosir
— Oye Bunny❤ (@Bunny63364437) March 2, 2020
Bhakts right now?? pic.twitter.com/t8ddn1Fuzj
PM @narendramodi ji thinking to giving up social media
— Pankaj Mishra (@PankajM92900773) March 3, 2020
Indians be like :#NoModiNoTwitter#NoSir @narendramodi
pic.twitter.com/K0XmPRfJ2J
Social media apps right now. ?#NarendraModi #nosir pic.twitter.com/hHJoNgUxsh
— GoTrends.In (@Gotrendsindia) March 2, 2020
My friend- Why Modi ji is leaving social media?
— Hitesh (@Reich8090) March 2, 2020
Me-#NarendraModi pic.twitter.com/roJhdN1Rlb
Turns out, he isn't actually quitting social media on Sunday but will have some inspiring women take over his accounts to impart wisdom, knowledge and inspiration.
Take a look:
This Women's Day, I will give away my social media accounts to women whose life & work inspire us. This will help them ignite motivation in millions.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 3, 2020
Are you such a woman or do you know such inspiring women? Share such stories using #SheInspiresUs. pic.twitter.com/CnuvmFAKEu