MP Home Minister Wears Mask With His Face Printed On It & That Is Genius

Amid the pandemic, stepping out without a face mask is unimaginable and some people are concerned about not being recognisable. Well, seems like that problem has been taken care of now thanks to masks that feature a part of your face.

This way everyone can identify you, and that's what Madhya Pradesh's home minister Narottam Mishra was spotted wearing.

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Naveen Kapoor, the national bureau chief of ANI, shared the pictures of the Minister on Twitter, and wrote: "Madhya Pradesh minister Narottam Mishara's awesome experiment."

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Back in April, Narottam Mishra drew flak for violating lockdown norms while he visited his hometown. He was spotted without a face mask while being welcomed by his family members.

Soon after visuals of Mishra not wearing a mask went viral in April, he was criticised heavily by the Congress. Ex-minister and Congress leader PC Sharma questioned the attitude of Narottam Mishra. ¡°On one hand, common people cannot go out and get fined for venturing out without mask, and there is no action on the home minister himself for violating the norms,¡± said PC Sharma.

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¡ª Naveen Kapoor ANI (@IamNaveenKapoor) August 10, 2020

While some people have called the move disgraceful while some are appreciative of this mask. A person who was in favour of the state Home Minister said, ¡°It's real, and it's a good move, everyone should wear these types of masks so that they can be identified without removing the mask.¡±

Mishra was appointed as the home minister of the state in July. He was also made the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs as well as minister of Law and Justice.

Printeds mask first became popular in Kerala after the owner of a photo studio in Kottayam started the customisable trend in his hometown.

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According to a Business Insider report, Binesh said that at airports, examination centres and ATMs, masks often create an impediment and people have a choice but to take them off.

To solve this issue, Paul thought that printing the person's face on the mask will make life much easier and also keep the individual protected at all times.

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