India provoke by Australian Media report on Corona

New Delhi has reacted sharply to a news published in Australia regarding the Coronavirus epidemic in India.

  India has told the Australian media in two words that it should investigate the facts and make the news.  Actually, a news has been published in ‘The Australian’, in which the central government has been targeted for the second wave of Corona virus.  

The newspaper has tried to show in a way that the Government of India did not understand the seriousness of the situation, due to which the situation went from bad to worse.

 This news of the Australian media has been condemned by the High Commission of India.  The High Commission has described the news as completely baseless, malicious and malicious.  

India has also lodged a protest in this regard by writing a letter to the editor-in-chief Christopher Dore.  The letter said that the newspaper underestimated the methods adopted by the Indian government to fight the Corona epidemic.  

The letter written by the High Commission further stated that the Government of India adopted a number of measures to deal with Corona, ranging from the lockdown imposed in March last year to the vaccination campaign this year.

The Australian ‘has a news release on Monday, titled’ Modi has pushed India out of lockdown and pushed it towards apocalypse ‘.  In this news, the election rally and Kumbh Mela have also been attributed behind the second wave of Corona infection in India. 

 It was also said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi ignored the advice of experts, due to which the situation got out of control.

 ‘Government has saved hundreds of lives’ The Indian High Commission has given a befitting reply to this report of Australia Media.  In a letter sent to the editor of the newspaper, the High Commission wrote, ‘Due to timely decisions by the government, hundreds of lives could be saved and praised all over the world’.

  Talking about the vaccine diplomacy of the Government of India in the letter, it has been claimed that this will save the lives of millions of people all over the world.  The Indian High Commission has also condemned Prime Minister Modi’s election rallies and holding the Kumbh Mela responsible for Corona.