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Amid reports that ventilators bought by the centre with PM CARES fund have technical glitches, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has taken a fresh swipe at PM Modi. Rahul compared PM Modi to ventilators that are essential medical equipment for treating Covid patients.
Rahul Gandhi said both the PM and ventilator had "too much false PR", "don't do their respective jobs" and were "nowhere in sight when needed"
The centre has called the reports on faulty ventilators "unfounded".
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ordered an immediate audit of the process of installing and operating the ventilators
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'Nowhere in sight when needed': Rahul Gandhi compares PM to ventilators

"nowhere in sight when needed": Rahul Gandhi compares PM to ventilators

<ul>
<li>Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi takes a fresh swipe at PM Modi</li>
<li>Cong leaders compares PM Modi to ventilators</li>
<li>Rahul: PM like ventilator not in sight when needed</li>
<li>Centre: report on faulty ventilator unfounded</li>
<li>PM Modi&nbsp;orders audit of ventilators provided by Union govt</li>
</ul>

Amid reports that ventilators bought by the centre with PM CARES fund have technical glitches, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has taken a fresh swipe at PM Modi. Rahul compared PM Modi to ventilators that are essential medical equipment for treating Covid patients.
Rahul Gandhi said both the PM and ventilator had "too much false PR", "don't do their respective jobs" and were "nowhere in sight when needed"
The centre has called the reports on faulty ventilators "unfounded".
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ordered an immediate audit of the process of installing and operating the ventilators
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Chief minister&nbsp;Ashok Gehlot on Thursday urged the Union health ministry to launch a probe into the procurement of defective&nbsp;ventilators using PM Cares fund.&nbsp;
Gehlot&nbsp;in a tweet said the Centre had made 1,900 ventilators available to the state from the PM Cares Fund. It was responsible for the installation and maintenance of these ventilators. According to doctors, many of these ventilators have technical shortcomings due to which using them can prove to be dangerous for patients.&nbsp;
Problems in the ventilators procured under PM Cares fund have also been reported from Madhya Pradesh, Punjab,&nbsp;Maharashtra and Gujarat.
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Rajasthan CM says ventilators provided by Centre defective, demands probe

Rajasthan CM Gehlot: Probe purchase of defective ventilators with PM Cares Fund

Rajasthan&nbsp;govt&nbsp;accused centre of providing defective ventilators
CM: Centre had made 1,900 ventilators to the state from PM Cares Fund Gehlot:&nbsp;many ventilators have technical glitches,&nbsp;dangerous to use Problems in ventilators&nbsp;also been reported by MP, Punjab,&nbsp;Maha&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Gujarat

Chief minister&nbsp;Ashok Gehlot on Thursday urged the Union health ministry to launch a probe into the procurement of defective&nbsp;ventilators using PM Cares fund.&nbsp;
Gehlot&nbsp;in a tweet said the Centre had made 1,900 ventilators available to the state from the PM Cares Fund and added according to doctors, many of these ventilators have technical shortcomings due to which using them can prove to be dangerous for patients.&nbsp;
Problems in the ventilators procured under PM Cares fund have also been reported by&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh, Punjab,&nbsp;Maharashtra and Gujarat.
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