Fadnavis also accused that various sectors were not taken into consideration while imposing the restrictions. Former Maharashtra Chief Minister and Opposition BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday wrote a letter to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray seeking relief for people who are dealing with unrest due to several COVID-19 restrictions imposed for a month. Fadnavis’ letter comes amid the shopkeepers and hoteliers across the city protesting against the mini-lockdown. Maharashtra becomes first state to administer over 8 lakh COVID-19 vaccines Amid the raging Covid-19 scourge, Maharashtra has become the first state in India to cross the landmark 8,00,000 vaccination jabs from January 16 till date, according to official data released here on Tuesday. In a letter to the Chief Minister, Fadnavis said that during a phone call, they had spoken about two days of lockdown due to rising COVID-19 cases, however, there is unrest among the people due to lockdown like restrictions for five days and several people have started opposing them by getting on the street. Fadnavis also accused that various sectors were not taken into consideration while imposing the restrictions. “Several sectors can suffer due to restrictions and it will also affect the economy. The way in which restrictions… Read full this story
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