Bhopal: The havoc of corona in Madhya Pradesh is now receding. In such a situation, the statements of many ministers from the political world have been coming out and are still coming. Now, in a recent statement, a new statement by state home minister Narottam Mishra, who has been in the news, has surfaced in which he has spoken on a number of issues.
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You can hear, making a statement before the media, State Home Minister Narottam Mishra said, "Corona infection in the state is now in a state of control. In the last 24 hours, 1780 patients have recovered while 571 new cases have come up. The transition rate in the state has gone down from 1% and the recovery rate has gone up to 97.8%. Active cases in the state have now come down to 8860".
At the same time, when the news related to CM Shivraj Singh went viral on social media, he said, "All the reports on social media about the BJP government and the organisation in Madhya Pradesh are completely baseless, misleading and false. BJP is organized and united under the leadership of Shivraj Singh Chouhan ji and BJP state president VD Sharmaji. Shivrajji was the Chief Minister of the state, he is the Chief Minister and he will be the Chief Minister".
At the same time, Narottam Mishra also spoke about vaccination of policemen. He said, "Most of the police personnel in the state have been vaccinated despite performing duty day and night in the corona epidemic. The state home department will also issue vaccination orders for the remaining policemen".
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