My thoughts on Indian Government handling COVID 2019


Hello everyone,hope everyone is staying at home safely..In the recent times i see a lot of memes,messages,videos etc blaming the Government's inability to tackle the situation..
So just wanted to pour my heart out..
1)First of all its easier said than done,those people who blame the Government (be it central or state)please tell how better will you deal with this situation had you dealt with it.
2)With a population of 1.37 billion,29 states each of which having a state government how else will they control it
3)If you see the virus transmission rates in other countries we are doing an excellent Job..Hats off to the governance, to all the people who serve the nation tirelessly in this hour of dismay from doctors,to policemen,to workers who clean the roads for our safety,to fire servicemen ,to volunteers and so on.
Its indeed an excellent team effort!!
4)All we, as common people have been asked to do is to stay at home and enjoy with family..How many of us follow it and here we come to blame the government
5)In which country did the PM of the country,or CM of the states or Health minister or even for that matter traffic policemen with folded arms request or rather literally beg the people not to come out of the house unnecessarily. Had we been in a country which orders shooting at sight or punish with imprisonment,we will know how fortunate we are here..
I totally accept that its the population who work for daily wages are the most affected by this..But at this situation there seem to be no other option..Those of you who feel this situation could have been dealt better can write in your suggestions to the government..If its really valuable, may be, it will save more lives without the lower income population being affected..
Stop blaming our governments be it the central government or the state government and try to do some good to the nation!!!

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