Devendra Fadnavis mentioned indecisiveness is the most important drawback of the federal government (File)
Mumbai: BJP chief Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday accused the Maharashtra authorities of being “indecisive” in coping with the COVID-19 disaster and inflicting the state of affairs to worsen there, and mentioned Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray is “scared” of taking initiatives to take care of the state of affairs.
Talking about Mumbai, which is the worst affected Indian metropolis from the novel coronavirus, Mr Fadnavis mentioned there are not any beds out there for COVID-19 sufferers in authorities hospitals within the metropolis, whereas half of the beds in intensive care models (ICUs) of personal hospitals are mendacity vacant as a result of authorities’s flip flops on the matter.
Private hospitals are charging Rs 30,000 from coronavirus affected sufferers per day for a mattress, and giving these beds to those that have the capability to pay, the previous Maharashtra chief minister mentioned.
He mentioned all that is occurring regardless of the announcement of the state authorities that 80 per cent of beds in non-public hospitals belong to it.
“Indecisiveness is the biggest problem of the Maharashtra government in dealing with COVID-19. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackrey is new and is scared of taking action and depends a lot on the bureaucracy,” mentioned Mr Fadnavis.
When requested whether or not Maharashtra may stay the commercial powerhouse of the nation after migrant labourers left the state, he mentioned the state authorities did not do a lot for them.
“The state government has done flip-flop on the issue. It appears the state government wanted them to leave the state. Maharashtra’s migrant labourers have contributed to the state’s economy. Now, we have fear in our mind that when will they come. But prospects of them coming back are bleak as of now,” he mentioned.
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