"Can Feel Suffering, Pain Of Those Affected By Covid": PM
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"Because of this coronavirus, we have lost people close to us. The pain that citizens have suffered, that many experienced, I am feeling it equally," PM Modi said in his online address at a farmers' event.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today he felt the pain and suffering that people had gone through in the past few days because of Covid. "Because of this coronavirus, we have lost people close to us. The pain that citizens have suffered, that many experienced, I am feeling it equally," PM Modi said in his online address at a farmers' event. "As your Pradhan Sevak, I share your every sentiment." The country is dealing with an invisible and shapeshifting enemy, he said of the virus that has spawned multiple mutant strains including one that is said to have pushed India's deadly second surge.
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