News Cell's video: PM Modi 14 Lockdown

PM Narendra Modi in conversation with leaders of political parties said - Lockdown is not possible to remove on April 14 In a conversation with leaders of political parties, PM Narendra Modi said - It is not possible to remove the lockdown on April 14 Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that the number of positive cases has crossed 5000. In such a situation, it is not possible to remove the lockdown issued in the country on 14 April. The Prime Minister said this in a meeting with leaders of political parties through video conferencing. During this dialogue, the Prime Minister discussed the entire lockdown. Let us tell you that the Chief Ministers of many states have appealed to the Prime Minister to extend the lockdown deadline. _Modi During the interaction with the MPs, PM Modi said, 'The situation in the country is similar to a' social emergency '. It requires strict decisions and we should be vigilant. States, district administrations and experts have suggested to move the lockdown forward to prevent the spread of the virus. ' With this, one thing seems to be clear now that the lockdown deadline is going to increase in the country. Although it will remain the same or will it be changed, it has not been revealed yet. After this meeting, Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary, leader of the Congress Parliamentary Party in the Lok Sabha, said that the central government can increase the lockdown after April 14. LJP leader Chirag Paswan said that in a video conference meeting with the Prime Minister, he said in his own words that the information and all the suggestions that are coming to him are showing in this direction that the lockdown in the interest of the country is still going on needed. He also said that due to social distancing, we have been able to confine this disease somewhere in such a large country. Somewhere from his talk, it has been realized that perhaps the government may take a decision to continue this lockdown further. The Prime Minister held talks with the leaders of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. During this, he spoke to the leaders of parties with more than 5 MPs in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Earlier, PMs have talked to people from different regions through video conferencing. These include many people from other sections including medical, media, social service, business.