Ravi Kishan advised the public to follow Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s guidelines, including avoiding gold purchases, not taking foreign trips, and using public transportation instead of private vehicles. He also referenced avoiding petrol and diesel use and using Metro and e-rickshaws carefully. He recommended working from home whenever feasible. During the remarks, he mixed up the phrase “work from home” and said “home from work.” The slip of tongue triggered humor online, with users sharing reactions and jokes on social media platforms, especially on X and Instagram.
"Speaking to the media, Kishan advised the public to follow the guidelines shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, like not buying gold, not going on foreign trips, using public transportation while travelling, and opting for work from home whenever feasible. However, the moment he mentions "home from work," has left the internet laughing."
"Quoted by Hindustan Times, in the interview, the 56-year-old politician is heard saying, "Awaam ko kaha hai kripya ek saal gold na khareedein, videsh ki yatra na karein, petrol diesel ka istemaal na karein, gaadiyaan avoid karein, Metro ka istemaal karein, e-rickshaw apne aap ko bach ke... home from work is very important . Dobaara voh samay""
"One wrote, "Ravi Kishan has urged people to do 'Home from work' as much as possible. If there's 'Home from work' in your office, then go ahead and do it. Our office folks only give 'work from Home,' we won't get 'Home from work'." Another wrote, "We need 'Home from work' in Mumbai...""
Read at Mashable India
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