Telangana BJP leader slams AIMIM's Owaisi for criticising PM Modi over COVID-19 situation

A day after AIMIM chief Asuddin Owaisi said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ‘failed’ in controlling Coronavirus situation in country, Telangana BJP leer NV Subhash called out Owaisi for making ‘false allegations’ against PM.

NV Subhash asked him to stop blaming PM Modi on coronavirus situation, and realize that Central government has successfully contained virus by undertaking various measures in last 80 days.

Comparing country’s COVID-19 fatality rate with that of or nations, BJP leer said, India’s death rate is 2.8 percent as against world's 5.8 percent, which stands lowest among Coronavirus-affected nations. Stating figures based on WHO's data, he said Brazil has a fatality rate of 4.5 percent, Mexico 8.9 percent, while Iran’s death rate stands at 4.9 percent, US at 5.8 percent Cana 8.1 percent, and UK 14.2 percent.

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‘Defaming Indian Government’

NV Subhash furr said that Owaisi is trying to defame NDA Government without having eugh kwledge about situation.

"Because of Narendra Modi's tougher measures, country is w in a safe situation. lockdown has been clamped in a planned manner without causing much panic. Owaisi might have been playing politics blindfold as everyone are much aware that because of lockdown imposed in phases, fighting virus became easy for health officials.

Every nation has followed Modi style of functioning applauding his efforts in containing virus. Owaisi must stop mud-slinging on Centre to gain political mile," he said.

Hitting out at PM Modi over COVID-19 situation in India, Asuddin Owaisi on Monday said that PM has ‘taken country for a ride and has completely failed’ in containing virus.

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(With inputs from ANI)