Dynamite News Politics: PM Modi's 'light up lamps' message disappointing, says NCP
The NCP on Friday criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his message asking people to light up lamps to exhibit collective spirit to defeat coronavirus, saying it left citizens quite disappointed.
Mumbai: The NCP on Friday criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his message asking people to light up lamps to exhibit collective spirit to defeat coronavirus, saying it left citizens quite disappointed.
Maharashtra minister and NCP national spokesperson Nawab Malik said it was expected Modi would speak about measures being taken to combat COVID 19, but people were instead told to light up lamps.
9 बजे सुबह प्रधान मंत्री मोदी जीके भाषण से देश वासीयों के हात घोर निराशा ही लगी,
सोचा था चूल्हा जलाने की बात हो गी साहब दिया जलाने का उपदेश दे गए।Also Read | COVID-19 Crisis: PM Modi calls up former Presidents, PMs to discuss on COVID-19
— Nawab Malik نواب ملک नवाब मलिक (@nawabmalikncp) April 3, 2020
People were left quite disappointed after Modi jis speech delivered at 9 AM (on Friday), the Minority Affairs Minister said.
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People were expecting he would talk about what measures the Centre has taken for combating the COVID-19 outbreak, steps being taken to give relief to the affected people. But were instead told to light up lamps, he added.
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In his 9 AM video message to the nation, the prime minister urged people to switch off lights of their homes at 9 pm for nine minutes on April 5 and light up lamps, candles and mobile flashlights to display the nation's collective spirit to defeat coronavirus. (PTI)