Disgruntled citizens are upset that while funeral pyres are burning shown on disturbing visuals even near pavement streets, the Prime Minister continues his massive rallies in Bengal during the election fever. The cruel comment, allegedly made by Piyush Goyal, BJP cabinet minister who said, “People are wasting too much oxygen hence let them waste it one last time on their pyre,” shocked many.
Yesterday, India recorded 256,947 new cases and over +1,757 deaths, which exceeded the previous day. Other political leaders such as Rahul Gandhi have stopped election campaigns in Bengal alarmed at the soaring surge, however, people are complaining that the ruling party, BJP including the Prime Minister “only care about the votes, not the voters who voted them into power,” because they have not stopped any rallying.
Bengal has completed 5 phases of polling out of the stipulated 8 phases of voting and the results will be out by May 2nd. The Prime Minister was elated to see the massive crowds in his Cooch Behar rally expressing that he had never seen such huge crowds before.
It is frightening that in the terrible swirl of the more noxious second wave of the virus, massive rallies are still being held by the ruling party, Bharatiya Janata Party. By all ethics, the Prime Minister should have postponed these rallies. There are heaps of dead bodies waiting to be cremated and such is the amount that their loved burns are cremating them on open grounds and even next to pavements!
The Prime Minister of the nation should be the caretaker “chowkidar” of the nation and in such a catastrophe as India, he ethically should have
canceled his election rallies in view of the COVID catastrophe.
This is a frightening video of the state of deterioration in care for the crisis:
“From demanding food and job security, Indians are reduced to begging for hospital beds and crematorium space.”
From demanding food and job security, Indians are reduced to begging for hospital beds and crematorium space.#ResignModi #TooMuchOxygen pic.twitter.com/WfzwKsqfvm
— जूमला किंग (@fekubawa) April 19, 2021
“What an idea by GOI….People are wasting too much oxygen hence let let them waste it one last time on their PYRE… Waah Modi g Waah
#TooMuchOxygen”
What an idea by GOI….People are wasting too much oxygen hence let let them waste it one last time on their PYRE… Waah Modi g Waah#TooMuchOxygen pic.twitter.com/3Jj8832sah
— Haris Butt? (@Harris_4Inc) April 19, 2021
India is facing acute shortage of Oxygen cylinders because of lack of vision. Since last year, PM Modi is working on his unique formula – “to separate oxygen from air using wind turbines”
With a PM of this IQ, getting into such a massive crisis was inevitable
India is facing acute shortage of Oxygen cylinders because of lack of vision. Since last year, PM Modi is working on his unique formula – "to separate oxygen from air using wind turbines"
With a PM of this IQ, getting into such a massive crisis was inevitable. #TooMuchOxygen pic.twitter.com/uw36dQ5F9Y
— Gaurav Pandhi (@GauravPandhi) April 19, 2021
Gujrat : Pile of dead bodies lying among corona patients for 3 days !!
Gujrat :
Pile of dead bodies lying among corona patients for 3 days !!मोदी जी कुछ कर नहीं सकते तो कुर्सी से उतर क्यों नहीं जाते !!#ResignModihttps://t.co/CRDoxLRDMW
— Surbhi (@SurrbhiM) April 19, 2021
This comment was made at a time when state governments are requesting the central government to provide more oxygen for the dying gasping patients.
“We need to use medical oxygen rationally & stop its wastage. Patients should be given the required amount of oxygen only. There’re reports of oxygen wastage & about patients being given oxygen even if they don’t need it. We’ve urged state govts to keep an eye on it: Piyush Goyal”
We need to use medical oxygen rationally & stop its wastage. Patients should be given the required amount of oxygen only. There're reports of oxygen wastage & about patients being given oxygen even if they don't need it. We've urged state govts to keep an eye on it: Piyush Goyal pic.twitter.com/somsEpdIZA
— ANI (@ANI) April 18, 2021