Bhopal: The havoc of the second wave of corona virus in the state is receding. Now the cases of corona infection are on the decline. In such a situation, the most bustling political corridors are currently being seen here. Here, there is a round of statements or allegations among the leaders on one issue or the other. Meanwhile, state Home and Jail Minister Narottam Mishra's statement has surfaced in the media. He has made statements on not one but many issues.
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Talking to media, he said, "Public interest is paramount for the government. Indecency with immunization team has been reported from some places in the state. The vaccine is the main shield of survival from corona. I request all the people to cooperate with the vaccination team. The government has now decided to facilitate onspot registration in view of the parsis coming to book slots to 18 category people".
At the same time, he said, "The Congress is now saying that it will calculate the deaths of corona in every local body. This clearly means that the allegation staked out by its chief Kamal Nath ji earlier of more than one lakh deaths in the state is baseless. That is why a case of spreading fear and confusion among the people has been registered against them. They should understand that the job of the Opposition is to make factual criticism of the policy, programmes of the Government, not to spread fear among the people". He further said, "With public cooperation, the rate of corona infection has almost come under control. More than 7473 patients have recovered in the last 24 hours, while new positive cases have come in 4222. The positivity rate has come down to 3.39%. It has been decided to relax the corona janata curfew in several districts as the rate of infection is brought under control".
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