Highlights
- BJP filed a case against AAP in the Supreme Court for criminal negligence regarding oxygen controversy during the pandemic
- The AAP leaders have accused BJP of creating a justice bench for their advantage
- CM Arvind Kejriwal stated that continuous fights would allow the virus to act stronger.
It is quite a known fact that India has suffered a lot under the effects of the second wave of coronavirus. There have been allegations against the central government for not being prepared enough for the oxygen controversy across the nation. Most of the states have tried to compensate for the lack of oxygen through their equipment without any help from the central government. As the situation is slowly turning out to be better, the Chief Minister of Delhi called up every political party to work together so that there is no such situation in the future.
Benevolent Words By Arvind Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of AAP and Chief Minister of Delhi, informed that lapses in the decision would repeat in the third wave if the political parties do not start working together for the benefit of the nation. He called upon a meeting last Saturday where he outright stated that there would be no shortage of oxygen during the third wave of the pandemic because the administration is taking care of it now.
He has also been heard to say that now the fight of oxygen shortage is finally over, can the leaders work together? This statement has not been taken well by the leaders of BJP and the Central Government. They said that Kejriwal is trying to indicate that the central government did nothing when there was a severe shortage of medical equipment. A case has also been lodged in the Supreme Court regarding the oxygen shortage in Delhi. Kejriwal has stated that if the fight between the stakeholders continues, the nation will suffer even more. Thus, it is time to end the fight for the needs of people.
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State Of The Case On Oxygen Controversy
The AAP leaders initially accused BJP of setting up a justice bench in the Supreme Court, which will dissolve them of all kinds of faults. The saffron party has accused the Delhi government of criminal negligence in the oxygen controversy when the same has been done to them by several other public benefactors across the nation.
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What Do You Think?
Do you think that the Delhi Government should be held accountable for the oxygen controversy during the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic? Or do you think that the central government should hold up the side of its deal? Let us know in the comments!
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