Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Ashok Gehlot said 25 minutes in PM's meeting, Amit Shah made this rule

Ashok Gehlot said 25 minutes in PM's meeting, Amit Shah made this rule

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The meeting was scheduled to be held under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with all the Chief Ministers of the country. The topic was "Lockdown"

What after 3? Chief Ministers of all the states came with complete preparation. Especially the Chief Ministers of Congress-ruled states.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was also in her form during the meeting. This was the first time in the four meetings held so far when the Prime Minister gave the opportunity to all the Chief Ministers to speak.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot started speaking. Speak uninterrupted for 25 minutes. From the special package to the state to the Kovid-19, discussed all the measures taken so far.

Home Minister Amit Shah, present at the meeting, realized the beauty of the occasion. Immediately took command of the meeting.

Said, all Chief Ministers, please present your statement in 5 minutes. He quipped, if everyone starts speaking 25 minutes like Ashok ji, it will be three o'clock in the night. After that Amit Shah's bell kept the deadline for all Chief Ministers to speak. As soon as 4 minutes are over, Amit Shah's bell rings, together with advice, you have one more minute left.

But the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chauhan was not given even 5 minutes. When his turn came, Amit Shah said in an ordered manner, Shivraj ji, finish your talk in two minutes. He did the same. The order was done. It was decided by the conduct of the meeting that the Chief Ministers of non-BJP states will get more time. The same thing happened.

There was no Tokataki when it came time for Mamata Banerjee to speak. She was angry. She was describing the letter of the Home Minister and Home Secretary consistently as unwarranted. In her special style, Mamta Di

said, fight with Corona, not among ourselves. Do not play politics. By then the trend of the meeting was set. The tone was also set, the lockdown would not increase. Bihar Chief

Minister Nitish Kumar continued to advocate alone to increase the lockdown.

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