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As soon as the lockdown was announced, a crowd on contracts in Delhi, a woman said – I do not do drugs, the effect of the peg

Apr 19, 2021 by Raj Narayan 0 Comments #Arvind Kejriwal, #COVID-19, #delhi, #Delhi Chief Minister, #latest news, #lockdown

With the announcement of the lockdown in Delhi, there is a huge crowd at the liquor shops. People coming here are buying not one, not two, but full cartons of beer and liquor. Regardless of the area, everywhere, there is an increasing crowd on liquor contracts. Long lines are visible in front of the liquor store. Let me tell you that a similar scene was seen in Delhi last year when something was relaxed in the lockdown and liquor shops were allowed to open.

Delhi: People gather in large numbers outside a liquor shop in Khan Market; social distancing norms flouted.

Lockdown to be imposed in the national capital from 10pm tonight to 6am next Monday (26th April). pic.twitter.com/Fq1iNGJo1d
— ANI (@ANI) April 19, 2021

At the same time, a woman was seen standing at a liquor shop in Geeta Colony. When asked why have you come, they said that injection will not benefit, it will benefit alcohol, I will not be affected by drugs, will be affected by Peg.

#WATCH Delhi: A woman, who has come to purchase liquor, at a shop in Shivpuri Geeta Colony, says, "…Injection fayda nahi karega, ye alcohol fayda karegi…Mujhe dawaion se asar nahi hoga, peg se asar hoga…" pic.twitter.com/iat5N9vdFZ
— ANI (@ANI) April 19, 2021

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has announced a six-day lockdown from 10 am on Monday night to 5 am on Monday, in view of the rapidly increasing cases of coronavirus and the burden on the health system due to them. Addressing an online press conference, Kejriwal said that the number of daily cases of Covid-19 has remained around 25,500 in the last few days in Delhi and the burden on the health system has increased a lot.

The Chief Minister said that the number of coronavirus patients is increasing in Delhi, there is a severe shortage of medicines, beds, ICU, oxygen, so there is a need for a lockdown to prevent the health system from collapsing. Kejriwal said that it was not easy to take the decision to impose a lockdown.