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'Which report is accurate?' MP shares contradictory Covid reports

Rajasthan&nbsp;MP, Hanuman&nbsp;Beniwal&nbsp;took to his social media to share 2 contradictory results of his Covid-19 tests. Beniwal&nbsp;was not allowed to attend the Monsoon session that began on Monday after he&nbsp;tested positive for the virus.&nbsp;

Rajasthan&nbsp;MP gets contradictory Covid&nbsp;results Covid+ in tests conducted in&nbsp;Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;premise Covid- in tests taken in SMS&nbsp;hospital, Jaipur Beniwal: which report should be considered accurate?&nbsp;

Rajasthan&nbsp;MP, Hanuman&nbsp;Beniwal,&nbsp;took to his social media to share two contradictory results of his Covid-19 tests.&nbsp;Beniwal&nbsp;was not allowed to attend the Monsoon session that began on Monday after he&nbsp;tested positive for the virus. The MP who first took the virus test at Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;premise underwent another test at Jaipur's SMS&nbsp;hospital and that turned out negative. Sharing a picture of both the reports, Beniwal&nbsp;asked in a tweet, 'which report should be considered accurate?'&nbsp; At least&nbsp;25 MPs&nbsp;were ruled out of the Monsoon session after they&nbsp;tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

India's Covid-19 surge due to more tests being done? 

The past few days have seen an unprecedented surge in the novel coronavirus cases in many states across the country. While in states like&nbsp;Telangana, Karnataka or Odisha, this could be partially attributed to the increase in the number of tests being conducted but in many other states, there has not been any significant increase in the testing numbers.&nbsp;Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Delhi, Odisha, Telangana have all begun reporting many more cases than they were doing a week ago.&nbsp;The most pronounced rise is being seen in Maharashtra, where more than 16,000 new cases were detected on Saturday.&nbsp;The total number of infected people in the country crossed the 3.5 million mark on Saturday, with the discovery of almost 79,000 new cases, the highest so far. For the last four days, India has been reporting more than 75,000 new cases. The death count has reached 63,500.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Is India reporting Covid-19 surge due to more tests being done? 

The past few days have seen an unprecedented surge in the novel coronavirus cases in many states across the country. While in states like&nbsp;Telangana, Karnataka or Odisha, this could be partially attributed to the increase in the number of tests being conducted but in many other states, there has not been any significant increase in the testing numbers.&nbsp;Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Delhi, Odisha, Telangana have all begun reporting many more cases than they were doing a week ago.&nbsp;The most pronounced rise is being seen in Maharashtra, where more than 16,000 new cases were detected on Saturday.&nbsp;The total number of infected people in the country crossed the 3.5 million mark on Saturday, with the discovery of almost 79,000 new cases, the highest so far. For the last four days, India has been reporting more than 75,000 new cases. The death count has reached 63,500.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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