Rahul Gandhi tells Narendra Modi to deal with Coronavirus issue, rather than wasting time playing clown with social media accounts

Congress Rahul Gandhi slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his government's response to the global coronavirus outbreak, saying he should "quit wasting India's time playing the clown with your social media accounts, when India is facing an emergency." Expressing his concern over the outbreak of the novel virus in India, Rahul said, "true leader" would be completely focused on averting the massive crisis about to be unleashed by the virus on the country and its economy.

"There are moments in the life of every nation when its leaders are tested. A true leader would be completely focused on averting the massive crisis about to be unleashed by the virus on India and its economy," Mr Gandhi tweeted.He also tagged his February 12 tweet in which he had said the coronavirus is an extremely serious threat to "our people and our economy".Soon after Rahul Gandhi's tweet Prime Minister Modi posted an update on India's response to the Covid-19 outbreak.The global death toll due to the outbreak of the virus has touched 3,000 with five positive case reported in India, three in Kerala and one each in Delhi and Telangana. Check out Rahul Gandhi's tweet here....

Dear @PMOIndia,

Quit wasting India's time playing the clown with your social media accounts, when India is facing an emergency. Focus the attention of every Indian on taking on the Corona virus challenge.

Here's how it's done..#coronavirusindiapic.twitter.com/jLZG5ISjwt

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) March 3, 2020

There are moments in the life of every nation when its leaders are tested. A true leader would be completely focused on averting the massive crisis about to be unleashed by the virus on India and its economy. #coronavirusindiahttps://t.co/SuEvqMFbQd

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) March 3, 2020

There is no need to panic. We need to work together, take small yet important measures to ensure self-protection. pic.twitter.com/sRRPQlMdtr

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 3, 2020