Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met some of the top tech heads at Silicon Valley, which includes Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and others.
The Facebook Townhall had an eclectic mix of questions. Thoroughly enjoyed the interaction. https://t.co/BVEG6w6QLh pic.twitter.com/ZfLtyorb8X
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 28, 2015
The visit was undoubtedly a success, but PM Modi faced some protests on the trip, and most remarkably from the activist group ‘Alliance for Justice and Accountability’ (AJA) over his accountability for the Gujarat riots that took place in 2002.
#Hindu frm #gujrat declared #ModiFail Now #adityanath will call them to go #Pakistan @INCIndia @DrunkVinodMehta pic.twitter.com/A6f1yRryWS
— Virendra Malviya (@MalviyaVirendra) September 28, 2015
Though the Indian courts have cleared all the charges, there are a few people who still believe that he played a vital role in the genocide of several hundred Muslims.
Image: zuckwashyourhands.com
Also, last week, the group launched the website, ‘Zuck, Wash Your Hands’, and sent 250 bottled of sanitisers to Facebook’s CEO to “help remove bloodstains left behind from shaking hands with Narendra Modi”.
Image: http://zuckwashyourhands.com/
This photo was uploaded with the caption: “There’s a lot of blood to clean.”
While all this was happening, social media had a rage about the same.
What will Facebook’s CEO do with 100 bottles of hand sanitizer? http://t.co/NSA8wXJhyf #ModiFail
— Shailja Patel (@shailjapatel) September 26, 2015
Zuck, Wash Your Hands! http://t.co/fKQNpHjGA5 #modifail
— Parag R Khandhar (@ParagCED) September 26, 2015
Can’t #UnwelcomeModi to Silicon Valley in person? Just mail hand-sanitzer to Mark Zuckerberg http://t.co/i4GvzpbytT https://t.co/nOZk5KBeuZ
— Raj Patel (@_RajPatel) September 26, 2015