BJP’s Arun Singh slams Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot for

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BJP National General Secretary and in command of Rajasthan Arun Singh on Sunday accused Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot of getting malafide intentions ‘resulting from which he deliberately didn’t use the ventilators allotted beneath the PM Care for Rajasthan’.

BJP National General Secretary and in command of Rajasthan Arun Singh on Sunday accused Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot of getting male fide intentions ‘resulting from which he deliberately didn’t use the ventilators allotted beneath the PM Care for Rajasthan’.

Addressing a digital media convention, Singh stated, “The ventilators which were termed as faulty could have been made operational by spending a mere amount of Rs 300. In Bikaner, 20 ventilators were made operational by our workers. Why other ventilators were not made functional a year back by the Congress government?”

People wouldn’t have died if the ventilators had been made useful. The Gehlot authorities needs to be held accountable for this, he added.

If the Central authorities can present a ventilator value Rs 4 lakh, why couldn’t the Gehlot authorities spend Rs 300 to enhance any of its elements. Operating and sustaining ventilators was part of state authorities and the Gehlot authorities’s loopholes at the moment are out within the public, he additional stated.

Singh alleged that the Central authorities allotted 453 MT oxygen however the state authorities couldn’t reap the advantages because it didn’t prepare for tankers. The well being sector comes beneath the state authorities nevertheless it didn’t do something and stored sleeping with no work carried out on the bottom for putting in oxygen plant, he stated.

“Due to their male fide intentions, neither the ventilators provided under PM care were used nor the Rs 201 crore funds sanctioned for installing oxygen plants were used. This would have popularised PM Modi’s image and hence public lives were compromised upon,” he stated.

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