Indore: In the second wave of Corona, the Government of Madhya Pradesh is again going to release the prisoners on parole for 60 days. About four and a half thousand prisoners lodged in jails across the state will be released.
In the second wave of Corona, the punished prisoners imprisoned inside the state prisons are going to get 60 days of parole. The government has decided this. State Home Minister Narottam Mishra said this in a press conference in Indore. The benefit of parole will be given to about 4500 prisoners lodged in jails across the state. All these prisoners will be released on parole.
Society’s support is important
Narottam Mishra said that the government is working at its level in rural areas. But it is important for the government to be with the society. The government can deal with this global pandemic only with the cooperation of the public and society. He said that by appealing to the people of the society, the government is also going to start the Jan Jagran Abhiyan.
Narottam Mishra said that Kamal Nath is a very big industrialist. But Corona is not providing any facilities at the time of epidemic. Just doing politics by tweeting. Congress is making fun of Corona Patient by doing such a thing. The Congress has no contribution in this disaster except tweeting. Congress has done politics on the vaccine.
Priority Vaccination of Frontline Workers
Home Minister Narottam Mishra said that from May 1, the families of front-line workers will be vaccinated on a priority basis. Opposition used to question Prime Minister Modi’s foreign policy but today due to foreign policy of Foreign Minister Modi ji, to help India further Are coming
The government is not hiding
State Home Minister Narottam Mishra said that the government is not hiding the death toll during the pandemic. This disaster has come all over the world and not just in Madhya Pradesh. He said that the Crisis Committee will decide to increase the Corona curfew in the districts. Those who market black drugs of Corona will not be left out. After the action in the National Security Act (Rasuka), it has also decreased.
