New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi will hold talks with all the chief ministers of the country on April 11 to formulate an upcoming strategy to fight the corona epidemic. According to sources, PM Modi will interact with these chief ministers through video conferencing and take stock of the situation. This will be the second time talks with the Chief Ministers of PM Modi through video conferencing to resolve the Corona crisis.

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Earlier on Wednesday, PM Modi held an all-party meeting on this issue. According to sources, PM Modi will also seek the opinion and suggestions of these Chief Ministers regarding increasing the lockdown and will also listen to their problems and difficulties faced in fighting this disease. It is noteworthy that while some states have demanded to extend the period of lockdown, Kerala has also suggested to open and lockdown in the state in a phased manner.

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According to sources, in this meeting, the Chief Minister can also demand the supply of medical facilities in his states for the prevention of Coronavirus and will also inform each other about their steps taken. Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the situation arising out of the Corona epidemic as a 'social emergency' and said that many state governments, district administrations and experts have asked for an extension of the lockdown period.

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