Elon Musk's clash with Parag Agrawal dates back to his 2022 takeover of Twitter when he ousted the CEO and other top executives

Elon Musk took a swipe on Saturday (local time) at Parag Agrawal, former X chief executive officer (CEO), who was sacked in 2022 after the Tech billionaire took over the platform.

Trump administration emailed US federal employees, instructing them to report their work from the previous week by Monday night or risk losing their jobs.

Elon Musk criticised former X CEO Parag Agrawal, stating he accomplished nothing before his firing. Musk also ordered federal employees to justify their work or resign, as part of a push for governmen

Musk's post referenced a 2022 conversation where Agrawal had urged Musk to avoid publicly questioning Twitter’s future.

Elon Musk, the head of the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under President Donald Trump's administration, has publicly criticized Parag Agrawal 's tenure as CEO of X (formerly Twitter). The critique came in response to a user's post on X. "Parag got nothing done. Parag was fired," Musk stated bluntly in his response.

Elon Musk, in his role as a special adviser to the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has ordered federal employees to justify their work or risk losing their jobs. The move follows former US President Donald Trumps push for more aggressive cost-cutting.

Elon Musk asked Parag Agrawal what he got done last week. Now he's asking every federal worker the same question," a user said on X.

Billionaire and entrepreneur Elon Musk, now also a representative of the Trump government, asked every federal employee to submit a work report and dictated that failure to comply with the new order would be treated as resignation.

Before acquiring Twitter in 2022 and rebranding it as X, Musk texted “What did you get done this week?” to CEO Parag Agrawal — whom he later fired.