Coronavirus is a tough attack on our fragile economy: Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi: Along with the world, there is a fear of Corona virus in India. The virus is also hitting the country's economy.

WHO has declared Corona as Pandemic, everyone is trying to ignore outing. Offices are trying to be more home friendly and employees are working from home.

All efforts are being made by the Government of India to deal with it, so now the leader of the main opposition party, Congress, Rahul Gandhi has demanded a big economic package from the government.

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Rahul Gandhi has tweeted that the corona virus is a tough attack on our critical economy. Small, medium business and daily wage workers are the worst affected. Clapping will not help them. Today, a huge economic package is needed such as cash help, tax breaks and debt repayment. Take immediate steps.

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He tweeted in Hindi, "Coronavirus is a tough attack on our fragile economy. Small, medium businessmen and daily wage workers are the worst affected. Clapping won't help them. Today, a huge economic package is needed such as cash help, tax breaks and debt repayment. Take quick steps".

Actually, PM Modi has announced Janata curfew on 22 March i.e. Sunday. Along with this, he has also made a special appeal during the Janata curfew. He said that at 5 pm on Sunday, people should thank those people who are effortlessly woeking for us, through the doors or windows of their house - clapping, ringing, ringing bells.

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Meanwhile, Samajwadi leader Ramakant Yadav who tried to spread wrong information related to Corona was booked by Azamgarh Police. His video was viral on social media in which he claimed that Center is doing this to divert peoples mind from CAA and NRC.

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