Summary:
Mr Khattar in a televised briefing on Sunday was apparently referring to the Delhi government`s decision about a week ago to pause vaccination for the 18-44 age group and temporarily shut vaccine centres.
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who has been red-flagging the shortage of vaccines in the national capital over the last few weeks, has been accused of "indulging into politics" by the BJP`s ML Khattar, his Haryana counterpart.
"My goal is to save lives, not vaccines," Mr Kejriwal tweeted today in a sharp response to ML Khattar.
Mr Khattar in a televised briefing on Sunday was apparently referring to the Delhi government`s decision about a week ago to pause vaccination for the 18-44 age group and temporarily shut vaccine centres.
"It was just drama when he said `all vaccine centres will be shut from tomorrow because we are not getting doses`.
I believe Delhi`s share is much larger than other states."
"Like other states, should we also finish all 2 lakh doses in a day? We use 50,000-60,000 doses a day.
All this...
Arvind Kejriwal should see.
But his intention is to indulge in politics and he does that.