Subramanian Swamy: Swamy’s ‘no-nonsense’ advice to concerned non-BJP ruled states

New Delhi: Subramaniam Swamy, who is often discussed for going against the party leadership and slandering his own party on good and bad issues, has now given a piece of advice to non-BJP ruled states. BJP-ruled states, including Maharashtra, Delhi, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh, are struggling to get the corona vaccine. However, the BJP-ruled state remained silent. However, if the vaccine is not given, all the non-BJP ruled states in the country can come together, a warning can be given to the Modi government, said Subramaniam Swamy.

All the states, frustrated by the lack of adequate vaccines, should come together and demand the bulk from abroad and pass the bill directly to the central government. Politically, the Modi government will have no choice but to pay the bills and will not take the risk of refusing to pay the bills, said Subramaniam Swamy.

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This advice of Subramaniam Swamy was confusing to many. So for the BJP leaders, this advice was nothing short of a shock. This advice of a BJP leader who is causing trouble to the central government is well discussed. Subramaniam Swamy has already made several anti-party statements.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has announced that stocks of vaccines are almost depleted in the state. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy has also written a public letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in this regard.

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For the campaign launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and hailed as ‘the world’s largest vaccination drive’, the Center has now directed the states to import vaccines directly from abroad through international tenders. Many states have also issued international tenders. With this policy of the Center, the Central Government is targeting the non-BJP ruled states.

Opposition groups called for a boycott of the Modi government. The non-BJP-ruled states have also criticized the Center for running away from its responsibilities and shifting the responsibility to the states after it went out of control.

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