Reacting sharply to his statement, Deb said, “It is very unfortunate and predictable and not in the nature of Dr. Harshvardhan.” He also shared vaccination and test statistics from his state to oppose Vardhan’s statement.
After Maharashtra, the state government of Chhattisgarh has now hit the Center for ‘biased behavior’ in its management. Coronavirus Extreme. The Center has blamed another BJP-ruled state in the epidemic
Chhattisgarh Health Minister TS Singh Dev took to Twitter to launch a deadly attack on the Center, criticizing the strategy to fight the epidemic, claiming that the state was doing better in vaccine supply and testing than other BJP-ruled states. .
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(1/3)– Give TS Singh (@TSS_Singh too) April 8, 2021
“The BJP is misleading people by spreading misinformation to cover the vast history of its failure. Chhattisgarh is the leading state in vaccination and already more than 10% of our people have been vaccinated.
His response to Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan’s remarks on Wednesday was that the Chhattisgarh government was spreading misinformation and terrorism. COVID-19
When the state complained of a lack of vaccines.
The Union Health Minister on Wednesday slammed Maharashtra and some other states over Chhattisgarh, saying regular statements by state leaders were aimed at spreading “misinformation and terrorism” about the vaccine.
Vardhan further said that Chhattisgarh has faced an incomplete death in the last two-three weeks and the state test is increasingly dependent on antigen tests, which is not a wise strategy.
Deb reacted quickly to his statement, saying, “It is very unfortunate and unbelievable and we do not know the nature of Dr. Harshvardhan.”
In response to the incredible baseless allegations of the Union Health Minister On Twitter Yes. There is some information here which is enough to prove that they have a politically driven agenda and have nothing to do with the Centre’s concerns about Chhattisgarh. That’s unfortunate! (1 / ()) pic.twitter.com/GNa2g9xKzp
– Give TS Singh (@TSS_Singh too) April 8, 2021
He said that in the BJP-ruled states of Bihar, Assam and UP alone, more than 10% of the population of Congress-ruled Chhattisgarh has been vaccinated, though there is no mention of Srirasvaravardhan’s tweets. You can all guess why. .
“Any number of deaths of Kovid are tragic, yet it is somewhat unfair to associate it with anti-gene testing. Still, antigen tests are faster in states than in Chhattisgarh, but I am sure they should be,” he said. .
“The prime minister said in his address to the chief ministers that we should focus on exams, but the low exam rates in BJP-ruled states like Madhya Pradesh do not come to your notice.”
The Modi government needs to stop this discriminatory behavior of the BJP-ruled states.
At the moment, a fair and transparent exchange can be expected from the center so that the whole country can fight the epidemic at the same time. Think of people once before political power! (7/7)
– Give TS Singh (@TSS_Singh too) April 8, 2021
The DO tried to refute the Centre’s claim that there was no shortage of vaccines in India.
“In his statement on Wednesday, the Union Health Minister said that as long as the supply of vaccines is limited, there is no other way but priority … When this happens, the Government of India should not be told that there is no shortage of supplies,” he said.
“When the center tells the people of the country that there is no shortage of vaccines and when there is no vaccine system at the vaccination centers in the states, people in the states will clearly express their suspicions.”
He said that if the elders of the family are making such statements, it is not possible to make a concerted effort in a coordinated manner.
In terms of percentage, Chhattisgarh is among the top five commentators (states) in the country, he added, adding that such a statement by the Union Health Minister is completely false.
The DEO said the state has vaccine stocks for the next three days and was assured that supply (from the center) would continue. Singh Dev said the state has rapidly reduced its reliance on antigen testing Coronavirus Opportunities for RTPCR testing are increasing.
“The new RT-PCR testing facility is going to be launched in Kankar Mahasamund, Korba and Baikunthpur (Korea district) in the next few days,” he said.
He further said that the Government of India is also aware that we are planning to start RT-PCR testing labs at Yashpur, Dantewada, Janjir-Champa, Balodabazar and Durg and has requested assistance from the Center for setting up one of these. Vardhan himself said that the state does not need to run 100% RT-PCR tests, the DO claimed.
Earlier, the states adopted by the Center for ‘relaxation’ in the fight against Delhi were also not included. Coronavirus .
Health Minister Satyendra Jain is against that fight Coronavirus Center vs. State is not an issue and should not be nationalized, a day after the central government marked the sea voyage below the eligible beneficiaries of the National Capital Region and a few other states.
“I will speak out against our common fight Coronavirus Epidemic and it is not a matter of state vs. center. So, we should politicize this issue and not fight together
Union Health Minister Vardhan on Wednesday complained that many states were trying to cover up their “failures” by not vaccinating first-time eligible beneficiaries without adequate vaccination for all.
The extension was also moved backwards Government of Maharashtra Deficiencies of these vaccines and vaccination centers later complained about the closure of hit titles.
Vardhan said Maharashtra was “a principled effort to divert attention from failure and create panic among the people”. Vardhan made various comments about how Maharashtra unilaterally tried to fight the virus across the country with an ‘unimaginable approach’.
Union Minister Prakash Javadekar also claimed that the state had wasted 5 million doses alleging shortage.
The Maharashtra government has since said it is receiving various treatments and BJP-ruled states are getting a large chunk of the vaccines.
“Why is Maharashtra, which is leading the vaccination campaign and has the highest number of active cases, getting only 5.5 lakh doses?” State Health Minister Rajesh Shirsha asked.
On Thursday, Maharashtra got Rs 5.5 lakh, Uttar Pradesh Rs 4.8 lakh, Madhya Pradesh Rs 4 million, Gujarat Rs 3 million and Haryana Rs 2.4 million.
