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Rahul Gandhi attacks govt on Covid surge

Taking to Twitter, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi attacked the government on the shortage of beds and ventilators in hospitals.

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Published : Apr 15, 2021, 11:53 AM IST

New Delhi: Amid surging Covid cases, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday attacked the government on shortage of beds and ventilators in hospitals.

Rahul Gandhi said in a tweet, "There is no test, no bed in the hospital, no ventilators, no oxygen, no vaccine, bus utsav ka dhong hai (a festive pretence)... PM cares?"

  • ना टेस्ट हैं, ना हॉस्पिटल में बेड,
    ना वेंटिलेटर हैं, ना ऑक्सीजन,
    वैक्सीन भी नहीं है,
    बस एक उत्सव का ढोंग है।

    PMCares?

    — Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) April 15, 2021 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

Read: Coast Guard nabs 8 Pak men with 30 kg heroin

Rahul Gandhi's comments came after India reported an unprecedented surge in Covid with 2,00,739 cases recorded on Thursday, the biggest single day spike ever, taking the overall tally of infections 1,40,74,564, according to the Health Ministry data.

Read: Experts find double mutation of Covid-19 in 61% of 361 Covid-19 samples

The former Congress president has been critical of the government on the issue of Covid management.

India also reported 1,038 new deaths on Thursday, which took the overall death toll to 1,73,123 in the country.

IANS

New Delhi: Amid surging Covid cases, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday attacked the government on shortage of beds and ventilators in hospitals.

Rahul Gandhi said in a tweet, "There is no test, no bed in the hospital, no ventilators, no oxygen, no vaccine, bus utsav ka dhong hai (a festive pretence)... PM cares?"

  • ना टेस्ट हैं, ना हॉस्पिटल में बेड,
    ना वेंटिलेटर हैं, ना ऑक्सीजन,
    वैक्सीन भी नहीं है,
    बस एक उत्सव का ढोंग है।

    PMCares?

    — Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) April 15, 2021 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

Read: Coast Guard nabs 8 Pak men with 30 kg heroin

Rahul Gandhi's comments came after India reported an unprecedented surge in Covid with 2,00,739 cases recorded on Thursday, the biggest single day spike ever, taking the overall tally of infections 1,40,74,564, according to the Health Ministry data.

Read: Experts find double mutation of Covid-19 in 61% of 361 Covid-19 samples

The former Congress president has been critical of the government on the issue of Covid management.

India also reported 1,038 new deaths on Thursday, which took the overall death toll to 1,73,123 in the country.

IANS

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