PM again ignored plight of vast majority of Indians: Owaisi
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Hyderabad: AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his address to the nation, once again ignored the plight of the vast majority of Indians.
“Today, Wazeer e Azam has again ignored the plight of the vast majority of Indians who have been thrown into a state of hunger, homelessness and inconceivable desperation,” the Hyderabad MP tweeted reacting to Modi’s address to the nation on Tuesday.
vast majority of Indians who have been thrown into a state of hunger, homelessness & inconceivable desperation. @PMOIndia has left them to the charity & goodwill of the rich. A #lockdown without thinking about the hungry & deprived is cruelty of the highest form
— Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) April 14, 2020
He said the Prime Minister had left these people to the charity and goodwill of the rich. A lockdown without thinking about the hungry and deprived is cruelty of the highest form, he added.
Owaisi said the Prime Minister’s “addresses to the nation” are things that can be done through a single tweet.
Increasingly @PMOIndia’s “addresses to the nation” are things that can be done through a single tweet. As @TelanganaCMO has been demanding: states need relaxation of existing financial norms, fiscal relief AND immediate aid. Today, Wazeer r Azam has again ignored the plight of…
— Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) April 14, 2020
“As Telangana chief minister has been demanding states need relaxation of existing financial norms, fiscal relief and immediate aid.”
How long will Union government issue farmaans without providing support to states? How long will it say that states have the responsibility to feed hungry while not even releasing excess stock from FCI? If states are responsible then what’ll the Union do? Issue more “guidelines”?
— Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) April 14, 2020
“How long will the Union government issue farmaans without providing support to states? How long will it say that states have the responsibility to feed hungry while not even releasing excess stock from FCI? If states are responsible then what’ll the Union do? Issue more guidelines,” he asked.
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