Someone Created A Game 'PM CARES Fund Not Found' Where PM Modi Jumps Obstacles Like COVID Cases, Economy

The opacity of the PM-CARES fund has been under question by opposition and some citizens alike since the time it was established.

Poking fun at this opacity, a satirical Google Chrome Dinosaur game has been made reportedly by a Redditor.

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¡®I bought the domain name pmcares.fund because it was available and made a satirical Modi-themed chrome dinosaur game in it,¡¯ the user reportedly posted on Sunday.

The game is similar to the popular T-Rex game that users can play on Google Chorme browser when they are detected to be online.

The page is called PM-CARES FUND NOT FOUND. It features a pixelated version of Prime Minister Narendra Modi who the player can control and make him jump over obstacles. These obstacles unlike the original T-Rex game are fraught with meaning, there is obviously the coronavirus - represented by a virus depiction, there is struggling economy - represented by a person with a shopping bag, there is media - representing lack of coverage and such. Then there are scales - representing the Supreme Court.

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When one bumps into these obstacles the screen reads ¡®Game not over¡¯. If the pixelated version of PM Modi runs into ¡®Media¡¯ the screen reads - ¡®Media has no questions to ask. Please continue¡¯.

One permanent message on the screen is ¡®Unable to display PM CARES fund details. PM CARES fund details could not be displayed because the Government won't allow you to see it¡¯ with the error code ERR_HIDDEN_BY_GOVERNMENT.

Also Read: Beware Of Fake UPI IDs For PM Cares Relief Fund For COVID-19

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When the player runs into the representation of economy the screen hints that there is unemployment, the economy is suffering but it's ¡®all good. Please continue¡¯. In the case of coronavirus it hints that the cases are rising by the day.

Also Read: 82 Year-Old War Widow Donates Rs 2 Lakh To PM CARES Fund For Covid-19 Fight

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The central government has been receiving criticism for the suffering economy and the increasing number of COVID-19 cases.