Expressing concern on deaths because of scarcity of oxygen and medication from the nation, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot reach out in Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, requesting him to concentrate on mending medical arrangements, rather than holding election agendas in West Bengal.

“India is amongst the largest producing states in the business of oxygen, medicine and chemical production. Still deaths are occurring because of absence of oxygen and drugs at the nation, that will be regrettable. You’ve been deaths because of the rationale in different states of the planet,” that the Congress pioneer said.

“I attract Prime Minister Narendra Modi again which the problem is becoming worse. In light of the extreme case of corona, he needs to pay attention to fixing medical agreements rather than emphasizing rallies in West Bengal,” he said in an set of tweets at Hindi.

Gehlot said longer lives might be saved by adjusting the health care agreements. He said the Centre should make sure that oxygen and drugs have been offered to the patients and finish the vaccination work contrary to COVID-19 expeditiously.