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Published 21:54 IST, March 2nd 2020

Congress attacks as PM Modi says he's considering giving up his social media accounts

After PM Narendra Modi on Monday announced that he was 'thinking' of giving up his social media accounts on Sunday, both Congress & BJP have jumped in to reply

Reported by: Misha Bhatt
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After Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday announced that he was 'thinking' of giving up his social media accounts on Sunday, both Congress and BJP have jumped in to respond. While BJP has called the 'possible' decision a loss for 'common man and social media,' Congress has advised the Prime Minister to instead give this advice to the concerted trollers who abuse-intimidate, badger and threaten others on social media.

Cong advises PM Modi to give this advice to 'troll army'

Congress leader Randeep Surjewala asked the Prime Minister Modi to give this advice to those who run a 'troll army' in his name (PM Modi's name) and 'threaten, abuse, and intimidate people'. 

Reacting to this, BJP leader Gaurav Bhatia took to his official Twitter handle and called PM Modi a person who uses social media in a very positive aspect for nation-building.  

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PM Modi thinking of giving up social media

In s surprising development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday announced that he is "thinking" of giving up his social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube on Sunday. Making this announcement on his official Twitter account, Prime Minister Modi stated that he will keep everyone posted. 

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Updated 21:54 IST, March 2nd 2020

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