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Ashwin Uses ‘Mankad’ Moment to Spread Message of Self-Quarantine

‘Stay inside, stay safe’. Ashwin uses ‘Mankading’ incident as example to ask people to stay indoors.

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With the government calling for a 21-day lockdown on Tuesday night in an effort to fight the coronavirus outbreak, India spinner R. Ashwin used a picture of him ‘mankading’ Jos Buttler in last year’s Indian Premier League to ask people to stay indoors and stay safe.

Incidentally, the infamous dismissal turned a year older on Wednesday.

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Taking to Twitter, Ashwin wrote: "Hahaha, somebody sent me this and told me it's exactly been 1 year since this run out happened. As the nation goes into a lockdown, this is a good reminder to my citizens. Don't wander out. Stay inside, stay safe! #21DayLockdown"

PM Modi announced in an address to the country a 21-day lockdown starting from Tuesday midnight.

He said this is an essential step to fight coronavirus decisively. He added that saving lives is priority as of now.

"With folded hands, I request you to stay put wherever you are," said Prime Minister Modi. He added that he is mindful of the economic ramifications of it. However, this is a smaller concern.

PM Modi warned, that if the citizens don't follow a complete lockdown for the coming 21 days, the nation will go back 21 years and many families will be devastated.

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