New Delhi: Note the statement of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that “We cannot compromise even a little” in Covid’s pandemic because the third wave of hiding, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said it was “a little disturbed” because it needed a news report Suo Motu that the Government of Uttar Pradesh would allow Kanwar Yatra from July 25 and requested responses from the state and center.
Considering conflicting sounds, including the decision of the government of Uttarakhand to summon Yatra, RF Nariman judicial bench and BR Gavai directed the government over and Uttarakhand to submit their response within two days and post the next hearing for July 16.
“The headline just above this headline talks about the prime minister’s statement when he met the Northeast Ministers that when people asked about the third wave of the Covid-19 virus that attacked Indians, it was up to us to stop him and we could not compromise ‘even a little’ .
Given the different voices of political, all speak at the same time, it is important that the relevant secretary, Indian unity, responded to this news report, “said the command.
Bench said: “Given the fact that this Yatra must take off from July 25, it is necessary to improve a short period of time for this case.
Affidavit will be submitted on Friday morning, July 16, responding to the news article mentioned above …” Government Uttarakhand On Tuesday decided to cancel Kanwar Yatra, the expiration of speculation that the Pushkar Dhami-LED government could reverse the decision taken by the Administration of Tirath before to cancel Yatra.
“At the time of the threat of Covid-19 still towering and the Delta-Plus variant cases have also been reported from Uttarakhand, we cannot allow Hardwar to become a nest of pandemic,” said Dhami while announcing his government’s decision.
“The lives of those people are important and we cannot play with them.
It is important to save lives during a pandemic.
Even God will not like it if there is a lost life,” he said.