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The&nbsp;Aam Aadmi Party&nbsp;on Sunday said it was them who had put up posters criticising PM Modi of exporting&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;vaccines.During a press conference on Sunday, AAP leader Durgesh Pathak said the Delhi police should arrest the party&rsquo;s leaders and MLAs instead of harassing people who were simply pasting them across the city.
So far, at least 25 people have been arrested by Delhi Police and most among the arrested are daily wage workers or rickshaw drivers.&nbsp;

We are behind posters critical of PM, arrest MLAs if you want: AAP to Delhi Police

The&nbsp;Aam Aadmi Party&nbsp;on Sunday said it was them who had put up posters criticising PM Modi of exporting&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;vaccines. During a press conference on Sunday, AAP leader Durgesh Pathak said the Delhi police should arrest the party&rsquo;s leaders and MLAs instead of harassing people who were simply pasting them across the city.
 So far, at least 25 people have been arrested by Delhi Police and most among the arrested are daily wage workers or rickshaw drivers.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;Aam Aadmi Party&nbsp;on Sunday said it was them who had put up posters criticising PM Modi of exporting&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;vaccines.
During a press conference on Sunday, AAP leader Durgesh Pathak said the Delhi police should arrest the party&rsquo;s leaders and MLAs instead of harassing people who were simply pasting them across the city.
SOT-&nbsp; So far, at least 25 people have been arrested by Delhi Police and most among the arrested are daily wage workers or rickshaw drivers.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;Aam Aadmi Party&nbsp;on Sunday said it was them who had put up posters criticising PM Modi of exporting&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;vaccines. During a press conference on Sunday, AAP leader Durgesh Pathak said the Delhi police should arrest the party&rsquo;s leaders and MLAs instead of harassing people who were simply pasting them across the city.
 So far, at least 25 people have been arrested by Delhi Police and most among the arrested are daily wage workers or rickshaw drivers.&nbsp;

Amid the record surge in Covid-19 cases, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday held a meeting to review the situation. Top officers across various&nbsp;ministries participated in the meeting.&nbsp;
Amid various states raising concern over the shortage of oxygen and hospital beds, PTI reported that various aspects related to medicines, oxygen, ventilators and vaccination were discussed at the meeting.
Asking local administrations to be proactive and sensitive to people's concerns, PM Modi said there is a need to utilise full potential of India's pharma industry to meet rising demand of various medicines.
He also asked the officers to utilise entire national capacity to ramp up vaccine production. He also called for close coordination with states in handling the Covid-19 pandemic.

Utilise entire national capacity to ramp up vaccine production: PM at Covid-19 meet

PM discusses&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccination with officers Meeting as India keeps setting&nbsp;grim Covid records &lsquo;Shortage&rsquo; of oxygen, medicines discussed in meet Local admin must show concern towards people: PM PM wants full potential of pharma industry utilised Ramp up national capacity for vaccine making: PM

Amid the record surge in Covid-19 cases, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday held a meeting to review the situation. Top officers across various&nbsp;ministries participated in the meeting.&nbsp;
Amid various states raising concern over the shortage of oxygen and hospital beds, PTI reported that various aspects related to medicines, oxygen, ventilators and vaccination were discussed at the meeting.
Asking local administrations to be proactive and sensitive to people's concerns, PM Modi said there is a need to utilise full potential of India's pharma industry to meet rising demand of various medicines.
He also asked the officers to utilise entire national capacity to ramp up vaccine production. He also called for close coordination with states in handling the Covid-19 pandemic.

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