Mumbai: Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Wednesday said people whose relatives died of lack of oxygen during the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic must “take the trade union government to court”.
Raut’s comments came a day after the central government said at Rajya Sabha that there was no death due to lack of oxygen specifically reported by the state and UTS during the second Covid-19 wave.
Reacting to him, Rauut said, “Many people have died of lack of oxygen in several countries.
They who relatives (Covid-19 patients) died of lack of oxygen must bring union government to the court.” “The union government has escaped the truth.
It seems like this is the effect of Pegasus (Spyware Israel),” said Rajya Sabha’s member with sarcastic when talking to reporters.
The head of Sena’s spokesman then said that he needed to know whether people who relatives died due to lack of oxygen supply believed in the central response in parliament with this issue.
The Government Government on Tuesday said in Rajya Sabha that there were unprecedented waves in demand for medical oxygen during the second wave and peaked nearly 9,000 MT compared to 3,095 MT in the first wave, after the center had to step over to facilitate a fair distribution between countries country.