India will miss you RK Laxman. We are grateful to you for adding the much needed humour in our lives & always bringing smiles on our faces.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) January 26, 2015Heartfelt condolences on the sad demise of eminent cartoonist RK Laxman #PresidentMukherjee
— President of India (@RashtrapatiBhvn) January 26, 2015Sad to know about the passing away of legendary cartoonist RK Laxman - he was truly the voice of Aam Aadmi.
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) January 26, 2015RK Laxman should have been awarded the Bharat Ratna in his lifetime. He deserved it far more than some still living recipients.
— Ramachandra Guha (@Ram_Guha) January 26, 2015Thank you for putting a smile on million faces everyday. "The Uncommon Man" RK Laxman,RIP!
— anurag basu (@basuanurag) January 26, 2015To meet #RKLaxman ji was ofcourse an honour, bt to see my grandfather meet him, was to travel in a time machine to see mutual love n respect
— Aaditya Thackeray (@AUThackeray) January 26, 2015In a way ironic but fitting that one of the most incisive chroniclers of the Indian Republic dies on Republic Day. Go gently, RK Laxman
— barkha dutt (@BDUTT) January 26, 2015What distinguished his charming wit & sardonic humor was that it was never vicious, malicious or insulting.A master of his craft. #rklaxman
— Sanjay Jha (@JhaSanjay) January 26, 2015on the republic day the symbol of free speech departs. RK Laxman was the true voice of the voice-less millions. RIP. My hero RK LAxman.
— sudhir tailang (@sudhirtailang) January 26, 2015A personal loss. God bless R K Laxman. #CommonMan #rklaxman pic.twitter.com/XWeXOi0m7h
— Neelabh Banerjee (@NeelabhToons) January 26, 2015
