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Covid in India: Modi govt presiding over a catastrophe, says Lancet
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Photo: Reuters Despite warnings about the risks of superspreader events, the govt allowed religious festivals to go ahead, along with huge political rallies, Lancet said.
At times, Prime Minister Narendra Modi s government has seemed more intent on removing criticism on Twitter than trying to control the Covid-19 pandemic, medical journal The Lancet has said in an editorial. Modi s actions in attempting to stifle criticism and open discussion during the crisis are inexcusable, Lancet said.
The editorial published in the world s most renowned medical journal said the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) estimates that India will see a staggering 1 million deaths from Covid-19 by August 1.
Modi’s attempt to stifle criticism during Covid crisis inexcusable: Lancet
The editorial published in the world s most renowned medical journal estimated that India will see a staggering 1 million deaths from Covid-19 by August 1.
By IANS| Updated: 8th May 2021 12:45 pm IST Prime Minister Narendra Modi (File Photo)
New Delhi: At times, Prime Minister Narendra Modis government has seemed more intent on removing criticism on Twitter than trying to control the Covid-19 pandemic, medical journal The Lancet has said in an editorial.
“Modi’s actions in attempting to stifle criticism and open discussion during the crisis are inexcusable,” Lancet said.
The editorial published in the world’s most renowned medical journal said the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) estimates that India will see a staggering 1 million deaths from Covid-19 by August 1.