Capt Amarinder Singh denies scam in supply of doses

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Updated At : 12:18 PM Jun 16, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, June 15

Terming the Opposition’s allegations on the supply of vaccines to some private hospitals and procurement of ‘Fateh’ kits as “politically motivated”, CM Capt Amarinder Singh today said there was no question of the government profiteering amid the pandemic, which it was battling hard to save lives.

Lashing out at the Akalis and AAP for spreading misinformation to further their political ambitions and weakening the state’s war against Covid by raising non-issues, the CM charged the two parties with making motivated hue and cry to push their electoral agenda with an eye on the Assembly polls. All protocols were strictly followed and emergency rules were invoked to meet the crisis, he added. — TNS

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