The couple, who were home quarantined in Dhaodangi village of Kirtinagar tehsil of Uttarakhand in Uttarakhand, reached for a wedding feast in Miles away Supana. Revenue sub-inspector reached the spot on the notice of the village head. The couple filed a lawsuit against the couple for violating the quarantine, endangering the lives of others and disobeying government orders. The couple returned to the village from Uttar Pradesh on May 16, along with two children and a mother, a Dhaodangi resident of Badiargarh. Was. On reaching the village, the village head quarantined them home, but the couple violated the quarantine and reached a wedding in Supana on 24 May.
However, there were only people in the marriage count. Village head Supana informed this to Pradhan Dhaudangi and he informed the revenue sub-inspector about it. SDM Dr. Sandeep Tiwari said that a lawsuit has been filed against the couple. The corona investigation of the medical and administration team and others who came in contact with the Corona positive youth of Kirtinagar tehsil of Srinagar have come up negative. Upon which all have breathed a sigh of relief. After getting the report negative, doctors, tehsildars and other employees were freed quarantine. Please tell that on May 11, the youth who had reached his village in Ghandialdhar area had undergone corona infection investigation.
For your information, let us tell you that on the report of May 19, the Health Department took samples of doctors, paramedical staff, tehsildar, revenue staff, the family of the youth and the people traveling with him in the bus. Officers and employees were quarantined home. SDM Dr. Sandeep Tiwari said that 39 samples were sent from Kirtinagar area for testing. All reports have come negative. The Health and Revenue Department team has become quarantine-free.
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