Kejriwal Lying About Covid Deaths in Delhi: Ajay Maken

The Delhi unit of Congress party organized a demonstration on November 22, 2018 to spread awareness about lethal pollution in Delhi. Photo: Congress (file photo)
The Delhi unit of Congress party organized a demonstration on November 22, 2018 to spread awareness about lethal pollution in Delhi. Photo: Congress (file photo)

A Congress leader in Delhi Ajay Maken has accused Delhi chief minister (CM) Arvind Kejriwal of understating the number of deaths from coronavirus (Covid-19) in the city.

Maken has shown glaring mismatch between the figures released by the Delhi Government and the record of deaths maintained at the local cremation grounds.

While the government claims that only 398 deaths took place until May 29, the Congress leader said that more than 1,000 people have already died.

Meanwhile, a new research report: “DEATH AND DECEPTION: Research Report on Coronavirus Disaster in Delhi” reveals the extent of data deception and false claims being made by the government.

The report also recommends a series of steps that the Delhi Government can take to handle the Covid crisis effectively. You can download the report which is also given below in digital format.

Since Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is founded on fraud and deceit, Kejriwal often hoodwinks the Delhi voters most of whom are uneducated.

Instead of learning from his mistakes and controlling the contagion, Kejriwal is shamelessly wasting public money to advertise about his false achievements while thousands of people are dying in Delhi.

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