New Delhi: The government called the New York Times article recently about the Indian Covid response “provocative, seeking attention” that came when the country worked well in handling pandemic.
The article claimed that “ICMR adjusted his findings to be in accordance with the optimistic narrative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi despite the so-towering crisis”.
Responding to the question of the press direction, Director General of the ICMR Dr.
Balra Bhargava, “This is a provocative warning, attention published when India does our good and vaccination is very good and distract.
All problems are lifted.
All problems are dead and possibilities Not paying attention.
“Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said the trade union government and state government fully emerged in fighting pandemics and all our energy and time were devoted to it.
“We really appreciate the freedom of journalism and editorial and at the same time we also have to realize that all US union governments and state governments – fully appear in fighting pandemics and all our energy and time are devoted to it,” he said.
“We are not able to be transferred by things that can be overcome the next day which is not priority from the public health point of view,” Bhushan said.
Member of Niti Aayog (Health) Dr.
V K Paul condemned the article.
“We truly condemn the type of distorted from context reporting.
It’s not desirable and it shouldn’t happen,” he said.
The government calls NYT articles recently about the provocative Covid ‘response, job search’; curse it
