Inspiring, says Chidambaram on PM Modi's G7 speech, then adds a taunt
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Former Union finance minister P Chidambaram said that PM Modi was the only guest not physically present at the G7 Outreach meeting, highlighting that India is the "most infected and least vaccinated country" against Covid-19.
Terming Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech at G7 Outreach "inspiring as well as ironic", Congress leader P Chidambaram on Monday said the Modi government should "practise in India what it preaches to the world". Because India is an outlier as far as the fight against Covid 19 is concerned. We are the most infected and least vaccinated country (as a proportion of the population). Modi told developing countries that he's willing to share his expertise on fighting #COVID. What expertise?Lesson 1: The Subtle Art of Wasting Time While Citizens Gasp for OxygenLesson 2: 7 Habits of a Highly Ineffective PMLesson 3: The Prime Minister who sold our vaccines Taking to Twitter, Chidambaram said, "PM Modi’s speech at the G7 Outreach meeting is inspiring as well as ironic. The Modi government should practise in India what it preaches to the world." The former Union finance minister also highlighted that PM Modi was the only guest not physically present at the G7 Outreach meeting. "It is sad that PM Modi was the only guest not physically present at the Outreach meeting. Ask yourself why? Because India is an outlier as far as the fight against Covid 19 is concerned. We are the most infected and least vaccinated country (as a proportion of the population)," he said.
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