‘Crime against humanity’: Priyanka accuses Fadnavis of hoarding Remdesivir
The Hindu
Priyanaka Gandhi Vadra took to Twitter and tagged a video of top Maharashtra BJP leaders, including Devendra Fadnavis, arguing with police officials after they questioned a pharma company director
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on April 19 accused former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis of hoarding Remdesivir, saying a BJP leader holding on to the drug at a time when people are scrambling to arrange it is a “crime against humanity”. Taking to Twitter, the Congress general secretary tagged a video of top Maharashtra BJP leaders, including Mr. Fadnavis, arguing with police officials after the Mumbai Police questioned a pharma company director following information that thousands of vials of the Remdesivir drug, critical in COVID-19 treatment, were to be flown out of the country. “At a time when people from every corner of the country are requesting for being provided with Remdesivir, and many are struggling to procure a bottle of Remdesivir to save their lives, a BJP leader, who was in responsible position, hoarding Remdesivir is a crime against humanity,” Ms. Vadra said in a tweet in Hindi.
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