Daijiworld Media Network

New Delhi, Mar 30: When the entire world is passing through a difficult time and the Indian administration led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is putting in its best efforts to arrest the rapid spread of coronavirus, positive as well as negative reports about the current situation and handling of the crisis are coming in from across the country.

The lathi charge by police personnel in some parts of the country was extensively shared in social media. To some on social media, the videos of police beating people evoked a comparison with Indira Gandhi's 1975 Emergency. On Monday March 30, micro-blogging social media site Twitter was rife with users discussing the 'bitter' side of India's massive lockdown, and highlighting the loopholes in the system. Here are a few tweets going around since morning:

Morality crisis https://t.co/dVJHdDniu6

— Rana Ayyub (@RanaAyyub) March 30, 2020

Wearing saffron coloured clothes can sometimes be a disaster ??
Say no to saffron! pic.twitter.com/lKpe2qiiRN

— TheAgeOfBananas (@iScrew) March 30, 2020

Who would not be moved by this? pic.twitter.com/5lfy0UW6i3

— William Dalrymple (@DalrympleWill) March 30, 2020

Mapusa Goa pic.twitter.com/O6VJD65CXO

— Dr. Luisa (@DeLuisa7) March 29, 2020

Kerala fire and rescue officials spraying disinfectants on people who came from across the border. Incident happened in Wayanad, along the Kerala-Karnataka border on March 23. This is clearly not happening in UP alone. pic.twitter.com/5pHBkKJbSh

— Rahul Kanwal (@rahulkanwal) March 30, 2020