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Blame game begins between Centre and states over surge in Covid-19 cases

All through the campaign for the Assembly elections, both the BJP and Opposition are avoiding using Covid-19 as a campaign plank

Coronavirus, vaccine, covid-19, protests, health
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With the outbreak of the second wave, people are questioning many decisions taken by the Centre

Aditi Phadnis New Delhi
It took some time. But the management of the Covid-19 pandemic has now officially entered the arena of politics; and there are no winners, only losers.

When the infection first became a serious life and livelihood-threatening epidemic, political parties wrestled with the option of using this as a way to advance their agenda, but were muted in using this issue to criticise the government — whether at the Centre or state. 

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was in Italy for two weeks in February 2020 and saw first-hand, the health crisis Europe was facing. His tweet on March 3 was one of the

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