The Central government’s decision to ban popular Chinese apps is an eye-wash, said Mangalore MLA U T Khader.
"Karnataka's plea on banning the import of silk from China in order to protect farmers of Ramanagara district has received no response. The Centre should also show courage to ban the export of iron ore to China," Khader said and added that the Centre's decision had left many IT experts without jobs.
The Centre’s decision will not help much. Khader sought to know why the Centre had received contributions to the tune of Rs 30 crore from TikTok India.
He told reporters at Circuit House on Friday that the persons testing positive for Covid-19 couldn’t be shifted to hospitals due to lack of ambulances. Also, some hospitals were refusing to admit Covid-19 patients.
Khader also condemned the disrespect shown towards the mortal remains of the people who had succumbed to Coronavirus.
He urged the state government to identify sites for performing last rites of Covid-19 victims.
Published 03 July 2020, 17:59 IST