Twitter removes tweets criticising Indian Government

[puzzled]

31 minutes ago, intrigued said:

Oh ok  

 

It's really sad that even in times of crisis there is such disregard for human life

Well that's India for you. My mum knows someone whose relative in India died last year during the first wave in India. When they got the body back from the hospital, he had cotton wool stuffed in his eyes, when they took the cotton out his eye balls had been taken out! When they took his shirt of he had stitches on his back, so they obviously took some organs out as well. This is quite normal there.

Women go in for operations and doctors end up taking their wombs out without them knowing. 

 

 

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18 hours ago, Suchi said:

Its a manufactured crisis. Both Delhi and Maharastra govts are involved in corruption. Money provided for oxygen has been misspent. Patients not needing hospital beds have been used to block beds for the needy. 

I wouldn't say it's a manufactured crisis as such, they allowed the Khumb mela to go ahead which had an attendance of nearly 5 million people as well a political rallies, all in the middle of a worldwide pandemic knowing fair well that they don't have the infrastructure nor the means to cope with another wave of Covid especially on the healthcare front, i do however agree that they are playing political games with this and it's all the poor that have paid the price but that's been the case in pretty much every country in the past year.

For a country like India to run out of something like oxygen for hospital's is pretty much inexcusable, it's a basic need in any hospital, it just show's how deep in the sand Modi and his cronies have their heads buried yet people who have lost family members as a direct result of the governments incompetence will still vote for them out of some misguided national pride.