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To find help for a Covid positive person, Union minister Vijay Kumar Singh landed on a mine of controversy. Earlier today, Singh took to Twitter to find a bed for a Covid positive person in his constituency, Ghaziabad.
However, his tweet was viewed as a sign of poor healthcare infrastructure in the country and created a spark on social media.
Later, Singh deleted his post to avoid further misunderstanding. He further posted a tweet to shut down the trolls and informed them that the coronavirus patient's bed requirement issue&nbsp;was sorted by the local administration and chief minister&rsquo;s office. 

'Bed for my brother': Union minister VK Singh's tweet set-off questions on health infrastructure 

To find help for a Covid positive person, Union minister Vijay Kumar Singh landed on a mine of controversy. Earlier today, Singh took to Twitter to find a bed for a Covid positive person in his constituency, Ghaziabad.
However, his tweet was viewed as a sign of poor healthcare infrastructure in the country and created a spark on social media.
Later, Singh deleted his post to avoid further misunderstanding. He further posted a tweet to shut down the trolls and informed them that the coronavirus patient's bed requirement issue&nbsp;was sorted by the local administration and chief minister&rsquo;s office.

To find help for a Covid positive person, Union minister Vijay Kumar Singh&nbsp;triggered a controversy. Singh took to Twitter to find a bed for a Covid positive person in his constituency, Ghaziabad.
However, his tweet was viewed as a sign of poor healthcare infrastructure in the country and created a debate on social media.
Singh deleted his tweet and in a new post informed that the patient's bed requirement was sorted by the local administration and UP chief minister&rsquo;s office.

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