[ad_1]
Renuka Singh visited the centre after a video of deficiencies of the facilities was uploaded in the social networks.
Highlights
- Renuka Singh is the Minister of State for the Affairs
- She made the comment in a coronavirus quarantine centre in Chhattisgarh
- She visited the center after a video of poor facilities emerged
Raipur:
A union minister warns that “knows how to lead people to a room and beat them with belts”, as she is caught on camera threatening officials in a coronavirus quarantine facility in Chhattisgarh. The minister, Renuka Singh, was filmed making these comments on a Sunday.
“Dadagiri nahin chalegi,“says Renuka Singh, Minister of State for the Affairs in the virus quarantine centre in Balrampur, about 400 km from Chhattisgarh capital Raipur.
“No one should think that our government is not in power. We ruled for 15 years. The central government has enough money to coronavirus. I’m going to make sure people get the funds they need. I don’t think that these saffron-the use of BJP workers are weak,” Ms Singh rails to the officials that are not visible in the video clip.
“Andheri kothri me le ja ke na main belt khol ke thokna jaanti hu bohot acche se (I know how to lock people in a room and beat them with a belt),” the minister continues.
Dilip Gupta, a resident of Balarampur district in Chhattisgarh, had shot a video of the poor of the facilities in the center and uploaded it on social media. He alleged that the chief executive officer and tehsildar of the district panchayat had assaulted him for uploading the video. That allegedly pulled her hair and snatched his video also.
The minister visited the centre and spoke to Dilip Gupta. His outburst, according to reports, followed by a tour.
Dilip Gupta was put in quarantine in the centre after his return from new Delhi. In the video that he took, he had complained about the quality of the food and other facilities in the centre.
.
[ad_2]
