Thiruvananthapuram: The Supreme Court attracts the Kerala government to relax the Covid-19 protocol for Eid al-Fitr is a big blow to the head of Pinarayi Pinarayi Vijayan, said Head of State Bharatiya Janata (BJP) K Surendran.
He said the case of covid-19 in the state in the state was above 15 percent of the signs and the government had failed to contain the spread of the virus.
“This is a strong blow to the politics of Pinarayi Vijayan CM.
Kuncur-kits in the State of Kerala withdrawn on June 16 and the state allowed three-day relaxation in Covid-19 restrictions for Bakrid, allowing textile shops, jewelry, foot shops etc., to open during weeks.
On July 19, the Supreme Court has asked the state government to submit a response to the application against relaxation of three days.
The APEX court attracted the Kerala government and said it was a surprising situation that the Kerala government had requested traders in relaxing locking norms.
The Indian medical association also wrote to the minister’s chairman, urged him to reconsider the ‘controversial’ policy.
With a weekend locking in place, big density is reported for five working days.
The level of participants in the country continues to remain more than 10 percent and between 10,000 and 15,000 new cases are reported every day.
Death level, however, is below the national average.
Foreign Minister V Muraleedharan, meanwhile, thanked the Supreme Court to intervene in this matter and said that the political gimmick government of the Kerala had been exposed.
“I thank the Supreme Court to intervene.
The Political Gimmick of the Kerala Government has been exposed.
The government must plan Covid detention scientifically instead of political benefits,” he said.
Apart from the counterattack, however, the minister of chairman on Tuesday stated that Covid restrictions would not be relaxed in the state for now, and said that three additional Lakh Covid tests would be carried out on Friday.
SC pulls up Kerala Govt to appease large Covid Blow Norma for Politics Appeasement Vijayan, K said Surendran
