PM Modi held digital assembly with CMs of 10 states worst affected by Covid.
Amid the large Covid disaster, Prime Minister Narendra held a digital assembly with chief ministers of 10 worst-affected states. Several states have been sending SOS messages to the Centre concerning scarcity of oxygen, medicines and different medical wants.Â
The PM’s assembly was held to work out a solution to deal with the problems dealing with the states, nonetheless, a political slugfest broke out after Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal’s workplace aired the digital assembly dwell.Â
When PM Modi chided Kejriwal for the ‘non-public interplay’ being proven dwell, the Delhi CM shortly apologised. Â
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“What is happening is against the set protocol that some chief minister is telecasting live an in-house meeting. This is inappropriate,” PM Modi mentioned.Â
“Ok sir…we will be careful in future,” the Delhi CM mentioned and resumed his deal with,” Kejriwal responded.Â
Shivraj Chouhan, Yogi Adityanath slam Kejriwal
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath slammed Arvind Kejriwal over his try and politicise the intense situation.Â
“In an attempt to cover up its own inefficiencies, the Aam Aadmi Party government of Delhi is trying to shift the blame on others. This is indecent politics,” Yogi Adityanath mentioned in a tweet.
CM Chouhan suggested Kejriwal to cease taking part in politics at a time when the nation wants a unified effort to combat the conflict in opposition to pandemic.Â
“Despite having ideological differences, I participated in several meetings with former PM Manmohan Singh and I always gave due respect to the prime minister’s chair,” the Madhya Pradesh CM tweeted.Â
Wasn’t invited for assembly: Mamata
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee mentioned she would have participated within the assembly between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the chief ministers of states with the best burden of COVID-19 instances, had she been invited.
Addressing a press convention in Durgapur, Mamata mentioned she heard that Friday’s assembly on the Covid scenario was meant for the worst-hit states, and therefore she was not informed about it.
The Trinamool Congress supremo alleged that the Centre’s “inept handling has led to the present situation”. “On March 7, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan had said Covid is on its way out. It means that the central government had no inkling about the impending crisis. It did not act on the recommendations of the World Health Organisation to ramp up the stock of oxygen,” she asserted.
Alleging that Gujarat received 60 per cent of free vaccines, whereas different states obtained a bit of, she mentioned, “We have nothing to say against one of the worst-hit states, but there should be a uniform policy.”
