Indore: Due to the Corona epidemic, there has been an outcry across the country, due to which it has had a huge impact on many areas. Meanwhile, the confusion regarding the examinations of colleges in MP has been ended by Home Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra. He clarified in a conversation with the media on Tuesday that we are moving towards offline examinations. Those above 18 years of age have been vaccinated. If someone comes infected, he will get a different opportunity in the next semester.

Actually, this issue has been creating a situation of confusion for some time now. In many colleges, students were demanding that if cases are increasing, then the government should conduct online examinations. For this, the National Students' Union of India (NSUI), a student organization affiliated to the Congress, has also taken a stand. In some districts, ABVP, the student politics wing of the BJP, is also raising its voice for this. It is clear from the statement of the Home Minister that the state government is in no mood to conduct online examinations at present. This time offline examinations are set to be held. The petition is also to be heard in the Indore Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court on this issue.

On the other hand, corona test of 73583 people was done in the state on Monday, out of which 7154 new positives were found. At the same time, two corona positive patients died. The figure of active patients has increased to 39450. 988 people are getting treatment in hospitals and 239 people in Covid Care Center.

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