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India's coronavirus surge damages Modi's image of competence - World

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves after a function at the Bharatiya Janata Party headquarters following a state election in New Delhi, India, November 11, 2020. AP/File
India’s hospitals were packed with coronavirus patients, relatives of the sick scrambled to find supplies of oxygen, and crematoriums were running near full capacity to handle the dead.
Yet despite those clear signs of an overwhelming health crisis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pressed ahead with a densely packed campaign rally.
“I have never seen such a huge crowd before!” he roared to his supporters in West Bengal state on April 17, before key local elections. “Wherever I can see, I can only see people. I can see nothing else.” ....

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India's virus surge damages Modi's image of competence

India s virus surge damages Modi s image of competence
KRUTIKA PATHI, SHEIKH SAALIQ and RAVI NESSMAN, Associated Press
May 4, 2021
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1of21FILE - In this Nov. 11 2020, file photo, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves after a function at the Bharatiya Janata Party headquarters following a state election in New Delhi, India. Despite clear signs that India was being swamped by another surge of coronavirus infections, Modi refused to cancel campaign rallies, a major Hindu festival and cricket matches with spectators. The crisis has badly dented Modi’s carefully cultivated image as an able technocrat.Manish Swarup/APShow MoreShow Less
2of21FILE - In this April 25, 2021, file photo, relatives and municipal workers in protective suit bury a COVID-19 victim in Gauhati, India. Despite clear signs that India was being swamped by another surge of coronavirus infections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi refused to cancel campaign r ....

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Narendra Modi, India's Prime Minister, Called a COVID 'Super-Spreader' By Medical Official

Narendra Modi, India s Prime Minister, Called a COVID Super-Spreader By Medical Official
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Associated Press reported.
India s new COVID-19 cases reached more than 380,000 for two weeks in a row, putting the nation s total at 20.7 million. Dr. Navjot Dahiya, vice president of the Indian Medical Association, called Modi a super-spreader for his failure to cancel the traditional Holi festival, which draws massive crowds, as well as cricket matches with tens of thousands of spectators.
While Modi initially garnered praise for controlling the outbreak in 2020 by putting India s 1.4 billion people in lockdown, his image is now tainted by a surge that has launched the country into crisis and killed an average of more than 3,500 people a day in the past week. ....

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India's Modi slammed for COVID handling amid spiralling crisis | Coronavirus pandemic News

India’s hospitals were packed with coronavirus patients, relatives of the sick scrambled to find supplies of oxygen, and nearly full crematoriums worked feverishly to deal with the dead.
Yet, despite those clear signs of an overwhelming health crisis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pressed ahead with a densely packed campaign rally.
“I have never seen such a huge crowd before!” he roared to his supporters in West Bengal state on April 17, before key local elections. “Wherever I can see, I can only see people. I can see nothing else.”
As another deadly wave of COVID-19 infections was swamping India, Modi’s government refused to cancel a major Hindu festival attended by millions. Cricket matches, attended by tens of thousands, carried on, too. ....

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