<p>Raising concerns over the detection of fresh coronavirus case in India, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said a "true leader" would be completely focused on averting the massive crisis about to be unleashed by the virus on the country and its economy.</p>.<p>Gandhi's remarks came after India on Monday reported two new cases of the novel coronavirus, including one from the national capital.</p>.<p>"There are moments in the life of every nation when its leaders are tested. A true leader would be completely focused on averting the massive crisis about to be unleashed by the virus on India and its economy," Gandhi tweeted.</p>.<p>He also tagged his February 12 tweet in which he had said the coronavirus is an extremely serious threat to "our people and our economy".</p>.<p>"My sense is the government is not taking this threat seriously. Timely action is critical," he had said.</p>.<p>India had earlier reported three cases from Kerala, including two medical students from Wuhan in China, the epicenter of the deadly novel coronavirus. They had self-reported on their return to the country and tested positive for the infection. They were discharged from hospitals last month following recovery.</p>
<p>Raising concerns over the detection of fresh coronavirus case in India, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said a "true leader" would be completely focused on averting the massive crisis about to be unleashed by the virus on the country and its economy.</p>.<p>Gandhi's remarks came after India on Monday reported two new cases of the novel coronavirus, including one from the national capital.</p>.<p>"There are moments in the life of every nation when its leaders are tested. A true leader would be completely focused on averting the massive crisis about to be unleashed by the virus on India and its economy," Gandhi tweeted.</p>.<p>He also tagged his February 12 tweet in which he had said the coronavirus is an extremely serious threat to "our people and our economy".</p>.<p>"My sense is the government is not taking this threat seriously. Timely action is critical," he had said.</p>.<p>India had earlier reported three cases from Kerala, including two medical students from Wuhan in China, the epicenter of the deadly novel coronavirus. They had self-reported on their return to the country and tested positive for the infection. They were discharged from hospitals last month following recovery.</p>