Delhi CM doesn t speak for India: Centre after Singapore objects to Kejriwal s claim of new Covid strain Irresponsible comments from those who should know better can damage long-standing partnerships, said External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.
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A day after Singapore Health Ministry objected Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal s claim of a Singapore variant of Covid-19 strain, the External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said Delhi CM does not speak for India.
The Union Minister, while condeming Kejriwal s comments said, Singapore and India have been solid partners in the fight against Covid-19. However, irresponsible comments from those who should know better can damage long-standing partnerships
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COVID-19 strain in Singapore different , claims Delhi health minister Satyendar Jain
Jain s comments came hours after the Singapore government conveyed to the Indian High Commissioner its strong objection to Kejriwal s comments about a Singapore variant of COVID-19.
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NEW DELHI: Amid criticism over Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal s Singapore COVID-19 variant remark, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Wednesday claimed there was a different strain of
coronavirus spreading in that country.
Jain s comments came hours after the Singapore government conveyed to the Indian High Commissioner its strong objection to Kejriwal s comments about a Singapore variant of COVID-19.
Singapore High Commissioner Simon Wong on Tuesday came down heavily on Arvind Kejriwal for his tweet on an alleged dangerous variant of COVID-19, saying that Si
New Delhi [India], May 19 (ANI): Singapore High Commissioner Simon Wong on Tuesday came down heavily on Arvind Kejriwal for his tweet on an alleged dangerous variant of COVID-19, saying that Singapore reserves the right to invoke his country's online fake news Act on the Delhi Chief Minister's assertions.