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Kerala's Pinarayi Vijayan may be the Chief Minister but an image that has been going viral on social media proves that he is just like us when it comes to managing from home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

In a photo that was shared on the microblogging site by Twitter user Ganesh S, CM Vijayan can be seen working from his home office when he is interrupted by his grandson Ishan. Vijayan can be seen sitting on his table with his signature white and green, striped chair mat while the child appears to be handing over a document to his grandfather.

As per the user who shared the photo, the incident took place during an evening press conference held by Vijayan. "Work From Home problems are for all... surely for the Kerala Chief Minister. Grandson gatecrashing the daily evening press conference," Ganesh S wrote on Twitter.

Ishan is the child of Vijayan's little girl Veena and is



regularly observed with the CM in photographs on open events or at home. Vijayan, who has gotten ardent commendation for his treatment of the COVID-19 pandemic after India's first positive case surfaced in Karala, is known to be a family man and a hovering father to his two youngsters Veena and Vivek.

The Kerala CM isn't the primary open element to be hindered by a youngster on air while telecommuting. A comparable episode happened to a UK's Dr Clare Wenham who was as of late live on BBC talking about approaches to best watch lockdown rules when her 5-year-old little girl smashed the meeting.

The incident sparked discussion about parenting and the hassles faced by working parents while working from home during the pandemic.

Meanwhile, over 1.80 lakh people in Kerala are currently under home quarantine with the state recording 5.622 total cases of coronavirus as of Tuesday.
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