'He Has Failed To Run The Country': Prakash Raj Reacts To PM Narendra Modi's Speech Urging People To Use Public Transport & Adopt Work From Home

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech on Sunday during a rally in Hyderabad has gone viral on social media. In the speech, he urged citizens to use less petrol and diesel, travel in public transport, and also adopt the work-from-home culture. Actor Prakash Raj, who is known for sharing his opinions on social media, took to X to react to PM Modi's tweet.

In his tweet, the actor wrote about demonetisation, Covid and many other things. Raj tweeted, "Destroyed economy with demonetisation.. asked people to bang utensils and chant go Covid go… jhumlas of 2 crore jobs, 100 smart cities, 15 lakh in account, duped farmers on MSP.. said Hawaii chappals to airoplane.. collected Gabbar singh taxes from common man while waiving off taxes to his rich friends.. (sic)."

He further wrote, "And now asks citizens to sacrifice because HE has utterly failed to run the country. Let this truth sink in #justasking (sic)."

Netizens React To Prakash Raj's Tweet

For his tweet, Raj has received a lot of backlash on social media. Reacting to the the actor's tweet, a netizen wrote, "Jumla bhai no one cares to take your opinion seriously every one knows you are a Modi Hater. When u r blaming don't forget all the states contribute towards all the factors and the whole system has to be blamed and not a single person. Bewakuf (sic)."

Another X user wrote, "Come out of COVID Sir! Under leadership of Modiji, We successfully defeated the virus. Pls move on. And yes those steps were at the very early days and were meant to spread awareness. They may be ill informed nut not I'll intentioned (sic)."

One more netizen tweeted, "To some low level cheap and low IQ people, every solution has a problem. And this Prakash Raaj comes in the same category (sic)." Check out the tweets below...

In his speech, PM Modi also stated that citizens of India should not go for vacations internationally and even avoid destination weddings overseas. Not just that, he also urged people not to buy gold ornaments.