Rahul Gandhi writes to PM Narendra Modi over Corona crisis

New Delhi: Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue of corona virus infection. In his letter, Rahul said that the mutation of corona in the country should be continuously tracked.

Rahul Gandhi writes to PM Modi:

The Congress leader said that all available vaccines should be tested on all mutations as soon as possible. Wayanad MP said that arrangements should be made to provide vaccine to all the people of the country soon.

Rahul also wrote a letter to Prime Minister Modi alleging that due to the 'failure' of the government, the country has once again stood on the cusp of national level lockdown and in such a way, immediate financial assistance should be given to the poor so that they can get the help of last year. Don't have to go through suffering like that.

In the letter, Rahul Gandhi said, 'I am once again forced to write you a letter because our country is under the grip of covid Tsunami. People of India should be your biggest priority in such an unexpected crisis. I urge you to do whatever is possible to save the people of this country from this suffering.'

COVID surge in India:

He said, 'Out of every six people in the world, one person is Indian. It is now known from this epidemic that our size, genetic diversity and complexity provide a very favorable environment for the virus in India to change its appearance and become more dangerous. I am afraid that the 'double mutants' and' triple mutants' that we are seeing may be just the beginning. '

According to him, the spread of this virus in an uncontrolled manner will be fatal not only for the people of our country, but also for the rest of the world.

He suggested to the Prime Minister, "To find out about this virus and its various forms in a scientific manner. Assess the effect of vaccines against all new mutations. All people should be vaccinated fast. Be transparent and let the rest of the world know about our findings. "

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