New Delhi: Deputy Chairperson of Delhi Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday alleged that the city government had not received any letter from the center asking whether there was death in the national capital occurred due to lack of oxygen during oxygen deficiency during oxygen waves.
The minister, however, said they had decided to share all the details with the central government.
“The Central Government has not asked Delhi whether there are deaths due to lack of oxygen in Delhi or not, but in Delhi we have decided that the Delhi government will send complete information about death due to lack of oxygen in the form of a report, to the Central Government.” You can issue answers In front of the Supreme Court and the public and in parliament, “he said in online direction.
Sisodia accused the center of not showing seriousness towards the oxygen crisis, which occurred during the second wave.” The country struggled with a crisis of oxygen during the second wave of Covid.
People at the hospital are dying because of lack of oxygen.
The Supreme Court seriously questioned the central government about this, but the central government continued to remain insensitive, “he said.
Citing media reports, he said the center had asked the state government to inform the number of deaths that occurred due to the oxygen crisis in each state.
Report letters News claimed that 13 countries responded, where only one country had submitted a number of deaths while the other 12 stated that there were no deaths that occurred in their area, he said.
“A few days ago, I have read that the central government has given up to 13 August To the State Government to tell them about the number of deaths due to oxygen scarcity.
But until now there is no information or letter sent to the Delhi government, “he said.
Sisodia accused the center of spreading lies that the countries did not provide information and said that the center” did not request information from countries “.” The Delhi government has formed an investigation committee The old audited death due to lack of oxygen in Delhi, but was rejected by Lieutenant Governor at the central government’s orders.
This shows that the central government did not ask anything from America or allowed countries to work, “he accused the government of Delhi believing that there was an oxygen crisis and without a difficult investigation to say whether there was a death that occurred because it was or not, he said.
While stating That people did not forget the pain of the crisis that spread throughout the country during the second wave, he said if the third wave came, the oxygen crisis might appear again.
Oxygen death: no letter so far, said Sisodia
