"Covid 2nd Wave China's Viral War On India": BJP's Kailash Vijayvargiya
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The second Covid wave was par of China's "toolkit" to defame India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya said.
The devastating second COVID-19 wave sweeping through India over the past few months is China's "viral war" against the country, senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya today said. This is the moment we all must stand with the nation, he asserted. This "viral war" is being waged to undercut the country's, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's, standing globally, the party's in-charge of West Bengal said. "This second wave of Covid, whether it has come or has been sent is a matter of discussion. Because if anyone in the world has challenged China, it was India and Modiji," Mr Vijayvargiya said, adding that the this wave was part of China's "toolkit" to malign the Prime Minister and diminish his popularity. "The second wave has swept through only India. Neighbouring countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, or Afghanistan haven't been affected. That's why I feel China is out to trouble India," he said.
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