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MP to approach SC against high court's decision to restrict rallies

Madhya Pradesh government will approach Supreme Court against the high court order that restricts political rallies in the state 

MP CM to move SC against high court's rally order
HC: no permission for physical public meetings
CM Chauhan&nbsp;sites Bihar, flags contradictions

Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj S Chouhan on Thursday said the state government will approach the Supreme Court against the high court order that restricts political rallies in the state in view of the coronavirus pandemic, ahead of the coming by-elections in 28 seats.
Pointing out how political rallies are being held in Bihar every day as the state prepares to go to polls, Chauhan said there can't be such contradicting legislation in one country.
The high court on Tuesday restrained district magistrates in 9 districts from giving permission for any physical public meeting, while observing &lsquo;health and life of a common man is more precious compared to the right to campaigning for a candidate'.

Why India may continue to see over 1000 daily deaths

In past 10 days, India has continued to record over 1000 daily death six times and&nbsp;this could now be the new normal in&nbsp;terms of Covid-19 fatality.

In past 10 days, India has continued to record over 1000 daily death six times and&nbsp;this could now be the new normal in&nbsp;terms of Covid-19 fatality.&nbsp;
While&nbsp;Maharashtra, which is the worst hit state and continues to report between 300 and 400 deaths every day, sometimes even higher, large number of deaths are being reported from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and increasingly now from Punjab, which has relatively lesser number of infected people.&nbsp;
On&nbsp;Friday, Punjab&nbsp;crossed 6000 Covid-19 cases&nbsp;and&nbsp;on Wednesday reported&nbsp;more than 100 deaths&nbsp;for the first time, which is relatively higher compared to number of cases.&nbsp;
Karnataka and&nbsp;Tamil Nadu&nbsp;are the other two states that are consistently reporting more than 100 deaths every day.&nbsp;The daily death count is likely to increase further in the coming week because of the sharp rise in the number of infections that we are witnessing right now.
People whose deaths are being reported right now are from the batch which would have been found to be infected at least ten days ago.
At that time, India was discovering between 60,000 and 70,000 new cases every day. In the last one week, this number has gone up substantially, being well over&nbsp;80,000 on most days.&nbsp;

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