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Maharashtra minister Jitendra Awhad's video of a huge crowd welcoming him in Bhiwandi has triggered a controversy with social media users reminding him that Covid is not gone yet.
In the video, many people could be seen hovering near Jitendra Awhad&rsquo;s convoy for his welcome. The minister's convoy was followed by massive a motorbike rally.
Social media users questioned the huge gathering amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Twitter users asked if a crowd was allowed at political events, why general citizens were restricted from visiting temples and celebrating festivals.
The minister's violation of protocols has raised questions at a time when the government is constantly appealing to people to adhere to Covid-appropriate behaviour

'Covid still there': Row after Maha minister tweets video of crowd welcoming him

Maharashtra minister Jitendra Awhad's video of a huge crowd welcoming him in Bhiwandi has triggered a controversy with social media users reminding him that Covid is not gone yet.

Maharashtra minister Jitendra Awhad's video sparks row
Huge crowd welcomes&nbsp;Awhad in Bhiwandi, motorbike rally follows convoy
Social media users question gathering amid&nbsp;Covid-19 pandemic
Minister's violation of protocols has raised questions
'Why general citizens were restricted?', netizens&nbsp;slam gathering
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In the video, many people could be seen hovering near Maharashtra miniter&nbsp;Jitendra Awhad&rsquo;s convoy for his welcome. Social media users questioned the violation of Covid&nbsp;protocols by the minister

Maharashtra minister Jitendra Awhad's video of a huge crowd welcoming him in Bhiwandi has triggered a controversy with social media users reminding him that Covid is not gone yet.
In the video, many people could be seen hovering near Jitendra Awhad&rsquo;s convoy for his welcome. The minister's convoy was followed by massive a motorbike rally.
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Social media users questioned the huge gathering amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Twitter users asked if a crowd was allowed at political events, why general citizens were restricted from visiting temples and celebrating festivals.
The minister's violation of protocols has raised questions at a time when the government is constantly appealing to people to adhere to Covid-appropriate behaviour

Maha building collapse: death toll rises to 40

The death toll in the building collapse in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi climbed up&nbsp;to 40 on Wednesday. Police said that the dead include at least 18 children

Maha building collapse: death toll rises to 35

The death toll in the building collapse in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi climbed up&nbsp;to 40 on Wednesday. Police said that the dead included at least 18 children, while around 25 people, including a four-year-old boy, have been rescued from the debris. The rescue efforts are still on two days after the collapse. The 43-year-old building had caved in in the wee hours of Monday. The three-storey building had 40 flats and around 150 persons lived there, officials said. Two civic officials have been suspended in connection with the collapse and an offence has been registered against the building owner.

Maha building collapse: death toll up to 17

The death toll in the building collapse in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi climbed up&nbsp;to 20, including&nbsp;seven children. 20 others, including a four-year-old boy, have been rescued

The death toll in the building collapse in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi climbed up&nbsp;to 20 on Tuesday. Police said that the dead included eight children while 20 others, including a four-year-old boy, were rescued from the debris. The 43-year-old building had caved in in the wee hours of Monday. The three-storey building had 40 flats and around 150 persons lived there, officials said. Two civic officials have been suspended in connection with the collapse and an offence has been registered against the building owner.

10 dead as building collapses in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi

10 people have reportedly been killed in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi after a multi-storey building collapsed early on Monday morning

5 dead as building collapses in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi

Ten people have reportedly been killed in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi after a multi-storey building collapsed early on Monday morning, news agency ANI&thinsp;reported. At least 20 people are feared to be trapped under the debris, reports said. As per the initial information, 20 people, including a child,&nbsp;have been rescued by locals. A team of NDRF is carrying out rescue efforts at the site of incident.

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