New Delhi: After his battle with Covid-19, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday resumed work from his office and chaired a review meeting to discuss key issues like developments in Jammu and Kashmir, Covid-19 measures and internal security.
Several important matters and key issues were discussed in the meeting.
Shah's two junior Ministers G. Kishan Reddy and Nityanand Rai, Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla and almost all Joint Directors and above rank officials joined the meeting in which border management and the government's plan to implement various measures for the benefit of migrant labourers were also discussed.
It was the first time after a long gap when the Home Minister came to the office in North Block and reviewed the functioning of the Ministry.
A three-member delegation of Ladakhi veteran leaders comprising former MPs Thiksay Rinpoche, Thupstan Chhewang and Chhering Dorje Lakrook, former Minister in the PDP-BJP government in the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, on behalf of the people of Leh, Ladakh, met with the Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday.
Shah had tested positive for Covid-19 on August 2 and received treatment at Medanta Hospital in Gurugram. Since then, he has not gone to office.
Discharged on August 14 after testing negative, he was, on August 18, admitted to the All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) for post-Covid treatment after he complained of fatigue and body aches.
On August 29, he recovered and was discharged.
On September 13, Shah was again admitted to the AIIMS for a complete check-up ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament. This was the third time he was admitted to hospital after contracting coronavirus.
He was discharged on September 17 evening.
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(with inputs from ANI and IANS)
