The Centre on Friday blamed Delhi government for rising COVID-19 cases in the national capital. It said that the AAP government despite “repeated exhortations” did not take steps to enhance testing capacity. In its affidavit, filed before the top court, the Ministry of Home affairs (MHA) said ‘no ads on COVID appropriate behaviour were to be seen and that the people, at large, were also not apprised about this through regular outreach measures’. An apex court bench took the Centre’s affidavit on record and observed that “things are going from bad to worse but no concrete steps are being taken.
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