If you listen closely, you can actually hear someone getting fired. Do you want to know who the poor soul we're talking about is? The guy who handles – or rather, used to handle – Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Twitter account. 

Yesterday, a tweet was posted on the Twitter account 'PMO India' with good intentions, but questionable grammar. The tweet was posted with regards to ensure quality healthcare for the poor. But, before we get to the poor, we cannot overlook the poor grammar. 

Let us work together in providing the poor quality and affordable healthcare: PM @narendramodi https://t.co/1qKFcSzd6v

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) February 7, 2018

I just have only one thing to say – 

This should shut up people who think punctuation is optional, because as you can see, without out innocent commas, the whole meaning changes. 

In the tweet, just one missing comma, that should've gone after the word 'poor', just made things oh so wrong and very problematic. But, if anyone thought it was PM Modi's mistake, please check yourself before you wreck yourself. Don't even think that our honourable Prime Minister can even make such a mistake, he's the most respected man in the country and no one can make any false accusations against him. 

It must be some poor guy, who probably is out of a job because of this unfortunate mistake, especially when people on Twitter did not waste any time pointing it out, because come on, correcting someone's grammar is one of the most pleasurable things in life. #CheapThrills 

Let's have a look at all of the reactions – 

Umm, no comments. 

Poor quality and affordable healthcare?! Not surprising at all. #PakodaEffect #PakodaGormint

— Benlita Pinto (@BenlitaPinto) February 7, 2018

I feel so bad for the person who wrote that tweet. 

Sack whoever wrote this tweet for you! Loool. Poor quality and affordable healthcare!!!!! No PM in the world makes such promises in their manifesto!

— Abdurrahman Sufi (@sufi_1991) February 7, 2018

The truth is out? Nope, just bad grammar. 

Finally you hv garnered courage to speak truth.... thanks for acknowledging that under your regime even health care is of poor quality ðð

— Arjun Bengaluru (@arjundsage) February 8, 2018

I will not hear a single word against our beloved PM. 

Poor Quality of health care Modijee????? That's not good for a PM to say!!!!!!

— beindia ð®ð³ð®ð³ (@beindiya) February 8, 2018

Haan bhai. 

Punctuation missing hai bhai

— Rohit D Luffy (@Rohit92273563) February 7, 2018

No need for more work. 

Lets work together in providing the poor quality healthcare.
*It is already there, you don't need to work* https://t.co/lQAf1FOtxa

— Junny. (@Junnyslife047) February 8, 2018

The best kind of jokes?

The jokes write themselves. https://t.co/Gj6lykDYTM

— nutanc (@nutanc) February 8, 2018