The effect of Corona virus is being seen all over the world. The number
of corona virus patients in the country is increasing towards the figure of 1
crore. Meanwhile, the government has announced that the winter session of
Parliament will not be held this time due to covid-19.
Prahlad Joshi wrote that in view of the spread and danger of Kovid
infection, after talking to the leaders of parliamentary parties of all other
parties, it has been decided not to call the winter session. However, in his
letter to Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi
has assured to call the budget session of Parliament in January 2021.
Earlier, after discussing the demands of the farmers, demanding the
withdrawal of all the three related laws, Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary had demanded a
parliament session. Reacting to the government's decision, Adhir Ranjan
Chaudhary told ABP News, "There can be an assembly in many states in the
country, many institutions can run but Parliament cannot be called." The
last Parliament session was when Kovid was at its peak. It is clear that the
government is not calling the Parliament session as an excuse for fearing
farmers' demands.
What does the country say about Corona
After about five months in India, less than 23 thousand new cases of
Kovid-19 were reported. At the same time, the rate of recovery of patients has
also exceeded 95 percent. After 22,065 new cases of Kovid-19, total infection
cases in the country increased to 99,06,165. At the same time, after the death
of 354 more people, the death toll increased to 1,43,709. According to
statistics, with the total 94,22,636 people becoming infection free, the
recovery rate of patients in the country increased to 95.12 percent. The death
rate from Kovid-19 is 1.45 percent.
On August 7, the number of infected people in the country had crossed
20 lakhs, on 23 August, 30 lakhs and on 5 September, it had crossed 40 lakhs.
At the same time, the total cases had crossed 50 lakh on 16 September, 60 lakh
on 28 September, 70 lakh on 11 October, 80 lakh on 29 October and 90 lakh on 20
November.