COVID-19 ‘catastrophe’ due to incompetent leadership: Prithviraj Chavan
The Hindu
He held the Centre “fully responsible” for the oxygen crisis and demanded, without naming Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, that he be sacked immediately.
The “incompetent” leadership and “callousness” has driven India to the present ‘catastrophe,’ senior Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan said on Wednesday as he blamed the Centre for the shortage of medical oxygen. In a statement, the former Union Minister held the Centre “fully responsible” for the oxygen crisis and demanded, without naming Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, that he be sacked immediately. Mr. Chavan also recalled the Union Health Secretary’s remarks made in a press conference on October 20 that India was in an “extremely comfortable position when it came to medical oxygen supply and that there was no shortage”.
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