US lauds India’s ‘Janata curfew’

“Inspiring to see individuals across India coming together despite being physically apart to applaud workers on the frontlines combatting COVID-19,” Acting Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Alice G Wells said in a tweet on Monday.

The US has praised as”inspiring” India’s’Janata Curfew’, that was predicted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to check the coronavirus spread from the nation and laud the efforts of essential service providers in this time.

“Inspiring to see people Across India coming together despite being physically apart to applaud employees on the frontlines combatting COVID-19,” Acting Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Alice G Wells stated in a tweet on Monday.

Wells said this while Retweeting a video posted by India’s Press Information Bureau, wherein a bunch of Indians clapped and cheered the job being performed by India’s first responders to the coronavirus.

Thursday last advocated the citizens to express their gratitude towards those who were at the forefront of combating coronavirus, and extending essential services.

The prime minister had asked the people to clap hands, beat plates or Ring bells to express their gratitude.

“A Tiny token of appreciation to the doctors, nurses, paramedical Employees, government officials, members of the armed forces and police, disaster management officials and each sort of person who cares for others,” the PIB India tweet said.

Held a video conference call with representatives of Indian businesses in the USA within the coronavirus epidemic.

“Interacted with representatives of Indian companies over Videoconference and discussed topics of concern to them,” Sandhu said in a tweet.

Communities in a variety of parts of the United States in such difficult times,” he explained.

Coronavirus, that originated in China’s Wuhan city, has claimed over 15,000 lives and infected 340,000 people across the world.

Over 1.5 billion people have been Asked to remain at home as authorities throughout the globe tackle the World Health Organisation recognised ‘pandemic’.

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