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Although the chief ministers spoke on specific issues in the region, they tended to maintain unity in the timely and gradual elimination of the national blockade. States also expressed concern about the crisis of thousands of migrants, stranded due to the closure since the end of March.
The Prime Minister asked all states to share a comprehensive strategy on the respective blocking strategies by May 15. I want states to make a plan on how to deal with various nuances during and after the gradual easing of the blockade, Modi reiterated. Modi indicated that the blockade was generally relaxed after May 17, “I firmly believe that the necessary measures in the first phase of the blockade were not necessary during the second phase and, similarly, the necessary measures in the third phase they are not necessary in the room. ”
Here’s a look at everything that happened at today’s meeting.
Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh Prime Minister Y. S. Jaganmohan Reddy sought relaxation of the closure measures, with strict adherence to personal hygiene protocols. He said that there are 97,000 MSMEs employees and 9 lakh people, therefore the government needs to protect this sector. He also urged Prime Minister Modi to control the sector, thus avoiding a situation of mass unemployment in the state.
west of bengal
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee said that as a state, Bengal is doing everything possible to combat the virus, and called on the center not to play politics at this crucial moment. We are surrounded by international borders and other larger states, and we have challenges to contend with, Mamata Banerjee, past.
Arunachal Pradesh
We have the opportunity to increase the health infrastructure; Northeast CMs are working together as a team to fight Covid-19, said CM Pema Khandu. He sought the intervention of PM to return the state to the path of investment in the agriculture and horticulture sectors.
Delhi
Delhi Prime Minister Arvind Kejriwal seemed unequivocal in restarting economic activities in the national capital, except in the coronavirus containment areas that are strictly blocked to control the spread of the virus.
Maharashtra
Uddhav Thackeray requested the start of local trains in the MMR region. The premises would only be available to those who provide essential services, Thackeray said.
Punjab
Prime Minister Amarinder Singh demanded that, in the event of a gradual closure of the closure based on red, orange and green zones, state administrations be allowed to decide where the restrictions can be eased. He proposed the extension of the blockade, but with a carefully designed strategy, backed by the fiscal and economic empowerment of the states, to save lives and secure livelihoods.
Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu CM E Palanisami urged the Prime Minister not to resume flights and trains this month. Tamil Nadu, especially Chennai, has seen an increase in coronavirus cases, he said.
The national blockade has been in place since March 25 to contain the spread of the virus, which has killed more than 2,200 people and affected more than 67,000 in the country.
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