New Delhi: The Center condemned the recent New York Times article about Covid India’s response as a “provocative and seeking attention” report published when cases in low India and vaccination increased.
The article published earlier this week alleged that Indian scientists were adjusted to science that corresponded to the government’s optimistic narrative despite the soaring crisis.
“This is provocative attention looking for articles.
This was published when India did good, our vaccination was very good and distracted .
Member of Niti Aayog (Health) Dr.
V K Paul also condemned the article.
“We really condemn the type of distorted context reporting.
It’s not desirable and it shouldn’t happen,” said Dr.
Paul.
Officials maintain the center and state government focused on efforts to combat pandemics and such reports can thwart their energy.
“We really appreciate journalistic and editorial comments.
At the same time we also have to realize that we are all in the government of trade union and the state government in combating the pandemic and all our time and energy are devoted there.
We cannot be transferred by things that are Can be overcome the following day, which is not a priority from the public health point of view, “said Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan.
Articles seek attention, cause dead problems: government
