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'One India at home doing yoga, other fighting for survival’, Sibal takes a dig at govt

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New Delhi, April 1

Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal on Wednesday took a dig at the government, saying there were two Indias with one at home doing yoga, watching Ramayan and playing antakshari, and the other trying to reach home and fighting for survival.

A large number of migrant labourers have been leaving their work places in parts of the country and walking down to their native places, hundreds of kilometres away, due to the lockdown imposed to curb the COVID-19 outbreak.

"Two India's. One (at home) doing yoga, watching Ramayana, playing Antakshari. The other (trying to reach home). Fighting for survival without food, without shelter, without support," Sibal said in a tweet.

Sibal's attack was in reference to Prime Minister Narendra Modi sharing a video of a yoga asan which he practises, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar announcing the rerun of ‘Ramayan’ and ‘Mahabharat’ recently and Union minister Smriti Irani playing 'Twitter Antakshari' during the 'Janata Curfew'. PTI

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