With the rising numbers of coronavirus cases in India, various states are coming up with ways to tackle the situation. While Maharasthra is under lockdown, the Delhi government has implemented a night curfew to prevent the spread of the virus.

However, as various authorities are taking precautions to lower the number of Covid-19 cases, business tycoon Anand Mahindra came across a picture of a man failing to follow the social distancing norms.  The picture, which is going viral on social media, features a man poking his head through a hole in a transparent partition while attempting to communicate with the person on the other side.

“Clearly, we’re not accustomed to social distancing. But it’s time to do our bit: pull our heads back and mask up!” read the caption of the tweet, which has now gone viral on social media. Here, take a look:

Read the full post here:

Clearly, were not accustomed to social distancing. But its time to do our bit: pull our heads back and mask up! pic.twitter.com/cqK9apinMq

— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) April 7, 2021

While it is not clear when and where the picture was clicked, it has triggered a plethora of reactions online with many left quite amused. However, some also mentioned how wearing a mask in such a situation would prevent the spread of the virus.

This photo is wrong at so many levels.. ?

— ?HIRA-MEHTA? (@HIRAMEHTA3) April 7, 2021

Yes...

But no lockdowns...

— Rajat Goel (@rajat_goel) April 7, 2021

Haha it should be the way around curves so that the real social distancing rules can be followed!

— Amita Bhagwat Karve (@amita_karve) April 7, 2021

He is obviously used to poking his nose into everything

— Arunn Bhagavathula (@ArunBee) April 7, 2021

This is direct communication

— Rahul (@Rahul55044452) April 7, 2021

And for our own safety..
NO Touching public spaces pic.twitter.com/n8eCIT8FpV

— SafelyLockedDown (@nroythomas) April 7, 2021

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