People are not taking Covid 19 lockdown seriously in India: PM Narendra Modi

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People are not taking Covid 19 lockdown seriously in India: PM Narendra Modi
People are not taking Covid 19 lockdown seriously in India: PM Narendra Modi

New Delhi : People were seen hitting the streets on Sunday evening in celebration mode like they had won the battle against coronavirus – a clear case of misunderstanding their Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to clap and show gratitude to the doctors, sanitation workers.

On Monday morning, PM Narendra Modi noted the act and asked people to stay indoors and follow the directives by the Central and State Government. He also urged state authorities to ensure the lockdown is properly followed.

"People are not taking the lockdown properly. Kindly save yourself and your family; follow the guidelines with sincerity and responsibly. I request all the state authorities to ensure that people follow guidelines," PM Modi tweeted in Hindi.


Earlier on Saturday, PM Modi has said that Janta curfew may end on Saturday night but countrymen must not take it as a victory but must take it as a beginning of a ling battle.

"Janta Curfew will end tonight at 9 PM, but this does not mean people should start the celebration. Do not consider it a win, this is a long fight. Today people of India proved that we are capable, if decided we can combat bigger problems with ease," PM Modi tweeted in Hindi.


"Along with this, he also asked the people of India to follow the precautions and guidelines issued by the Central government. The districts where lockdown has been announced, people must remain indoors. People must leave homes if it there is an emergency," PM Modi said in another tweet in Hindi.


India has so far registered more than 400 positive cases of coronavirus with 7 deaths.