how can we call controller method from console kernel.php in laravel - php

how can we call controller method from console kernel.php in laravel. I am going to schedule one cron to so in schedule method I have write some code and going to call controller method.
When I am going to call it and run the command sudo php artisan schedule:run It gives me error like
[ReflectionException] Class
App\Http\Controllers\Auth\ReservationController does not exist


Check your namespace. It should be App\Http\Controllers\ReservationController.

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