CM Kejriwal advised PM Modi to continue lockdown till 30 April

Delhi – Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has advised the Prime Minister to increase the deadline by 30 April. It has also said that even if the state governments take a decision in this direction, this lockdown will not be effective. For this, a decision has to be taken at the national level. Taking care of the convenience of the people, then the transport should be closed at all costs. Neither rail nor road nor air.

During the video conferencing with Prime Minister Modi, CM Kejriwal has asked to continue the lockdown till at least 30 April. Earlier many other governments also advised the central government to increase the lockdown. In Odisha, a decision has already been taken to increase it.

Even before this discussion of the Chief Ministers with the Prime Minister, many states and many experts have urged the Central Government to extend the 21-day nationwide lockdown implemented on March 25 from April 14 in view of the corona virus.

In india there is 21 days lockdown right now due to Corona Virus. Central and States government are continue trying to decrease the graph of corona virus patients. But patients graph is rapidly incrising in India due to which PM Modi did video conferece with CM of states and ask their suggestions.