The second wave of corona virus is spreading rapidly in India. Everyone is trying to avoid it, but still millions of people have lost their lives so far. Even now, from the supply of oxygen to the provision of beds in hospitals, every State Government is facing criticism.
Now, amidst all this, actor Anupam Kher, who has often praised the policies of the Modi government, seems to have changed his tone. In a recent interview, actor Anupam Kher said, "In view of the second wave of covid, it is necessary to hold the government responsible for what is happening in the country and public criticism of the authorities is "valid in many respects". It is time for the Government to understand that saving lives is more important than creating an image. Let us also tell all of you that there is a hue and cry all around the country from oxygen to beds. At present, about 4,000 corona deaths are taking place every day and about 4 lakh cases are being received every day.
Talking to a well-known website, Anupam said, "The government has failed somewhere in managing the health crisis but it is also wrong for other political parties to take advantage of these loopholes in their favour. It is necessary for the Government to face this challenge and do something for those who have chosen them. Meanwhile, Anupam Kher referred to the discovery of several bodies in ganga and other rivers and said, "In many cases criticism is valid. No inhuman person will be affected by the corpses flowing into the rivers. But it is not right for other parties to use it for their own benefit. According to me, as people, we should get angry. It is necessary to hold the Government responsible for what is happening. Somewhere, they have missed out. It is time for them to understand that image building is more important. ''
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