Light candles, Diyas at 9 pm this Sunday to mark Coronavirus fight: PM Narendra Modi
On Friday Premier Narendra Modi talked to the country via a video message as India entered its ten-day lock-up to avoid the spread of COVID-19 in the midst of a global crisis. In its fourth speech to the people at the COVID 19 shutdown in China, the Prime Minister invited people on 5 April, at 21:00, to shut down the darkness of the COVID-19 and to build an environment of hope to improve the fight against this new disease by switching off lights and light candles, Diyas, torch flashlight, and mobile lamps.
Modi said no force is greater than our spirit and passion, 09:21 am Strengthening trust in the COVID 19 struggle.
09:19 am Service of people during coronavirus lockout is incredible, said PM in his video message.
09:15 a.m. We are at home when locking down, but not alone because each one of us has his collective energy. We must switch from the obscurity produced by the coronavirus towards the light, PM Modi said. 09/11,00 PM calls for all light shut-offs and for nine minutes on 5 April / Sunday at doors/windows, with candles, Diya and handheld flashlights.
09:03 am 130 Crore Indians battle coronaviruses together. If the country fights such a major battle, then we will move towards hope. We have to think about this segment and help those who have been most affected because of the COVID-19 to achieve hope.
09:00 PM Modi talks to the country via the coronavirus lockout video post. He’s worried about the country’s lockout.
08:44 am A video link will be exchanged between the people of India within a short time from 9 am. React, PM Modi tweeted.
On Thursday, after his meeting with all chief ministers, PM Modi tweeted: “It has had a long-standing relationship with heads of ministers from different States. The Center and all states work closely together to resolve the danger from COVID 19. We are doing our best for ensuring a stable India.” Following the Jamaat Tablighi episode near 2,000 people attended a religious event in Nizamuddin West, Delhi, the country saw a significant rise in COVID-19 positive cases. The country witnessed The Tabligh-e-Jamaat Markaz in Nizamuddin West was an epicenter, following the involvement by a group of thousands from 1-15 March, of the spread of coronavirus through various parts of Nizamuddin West.
At its meeting with CM, PM Modi called upon the head of the Ministers, in the next few weeks in order to ensure minimum death, to concentrate on COVID-19 confinement — monitoring, tracing, isolation and quarantine — to devise a “staggered” escape plan for the permanent lock-down.
