Comments by "K `" (@user-jt3dw6vv4x) on "Inside India's COVID Hell" video.

and then when you think about how the Indian government doesn't care about its own citizens it sounds even worse and even more sad.
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Yep I agree, the Indian government is to blame for all of this. It's so sickening how the Indian government and the supporters of the Indian government will continue to ignore the reality. It's so sad how these people are suffering because the Indian government did not care for its citizens.
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@travellersagar437 I'm not Indian, you're going to have translate that for me but then again I don't think I want to read it anyway because I can get the gist that you don't agree with what I'm saying. It's sad how the Indian government has brought this upon India and is still not doing anything, just sickening.
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@travellersagar437 It's the fault of the Indian government. If they didn't allow huge religious festival to go ahead and didn't encourage people to come out in record numbers to vote or naively claim that the pandemic was over in India then this wouldn't have happened. The government became complacent and led to this. Now, the government is trying to silence people who criticise it, in fact they're trying to silence people who don't even live in India. I can't understand how you can sit here and tell me India is doing well and defend the Indian government. The Indian government has ruined everything. Think about the long term damage the Indian government is going to do India and the rest of the world. There are countries that now have to suspend their vaccination program because India can't make vaccines for export anymore. How is India supposed to develop its economy? Look at what's happening to the country. The virus is now spreading to the rural side, something they managed to prevent last year. India once had the largest middle class in the world but because the Indian government couldn't control the pandemic, the Indian middle class lost 32 million people. That's 32 million people back into some form of poverty. The way things are going, as they said, India could very well be sent back 20 years. Imagine, all of the things that India acquired over those 20 years, gone. Totally gone and that's because the Indian government, its supporters and other people became way too complacent even though cases were still at 9,000, 8000 etc. at the start of the year.
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@travellersagar437 1. You think everybody that went to Kumbh Mela lives in Uttarakhand? How funny. Also, no Uttarakhand does not have the lowest amount of cases. Yes it's low but not as a low as what is found in some other states. 2. Yes I know each state has their own government and I know that much of what is happening is centred on a select few states that have the most cases as opposed to some others like Himachal Pradesh, Goa or Northeast Indian states. 3. Well, I have to disagree here. Modi did not do a good job in controlling the virus. His national lockdown wasn't executed properly and that meant migrant workers were stranded as soon as it was announced. His focus on minorities instead of the pressing issue of COVID-19 is the reason why this has all happened and now because of Modi and the Indian government, the virus is spreading widely in Nepal after the Indian variant was detected in the country and Nepalese people came back from Kumbh Mela. So no, Modi did not control the virus. India did relatively good during the first wave in relation to its population but everything came undone because of complacency. It's so sad to see and I don't know how people can still support Modi when he cares more about saving face by silencing critics than helping the population. The very fact that his government instructed an Australian newspaper to amend details about him in an article that critcised his handling of the virus speaks volumes to the type of person that man is. The Indian government is a complete failure and the whole world knows it. Trust me, the Indian government is no different to the incompetent governments that exist in other countries. They're all cut from the same cloth and it's this reason why India hasn't progressed in recent years. Truly sad to see.
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@travellersagar437 ...because the failure of the Indian government and of Modi is threatening Asia-Pacific's stability and the rest of the world's stability. Modi is causing so much damage and you ought to know that the world has a very negative view of the Indian government now. I have never seen such hatred and contempt for the Indian government before but it now exists and rightfully so. People ought to know how incompetent and toxic the Indian government is. I'm interested in wordly issues, so of course I'm interested in all of this.You don't have to or need to answer any questions, I know very well where you stand and you're absolutely okay and supportive of the Indian government. Also, don't infer that I have no right to speak about this issue. Have you forgotten that this is a global pandemic and we're dealing with a virus here? So of course everybody should care. The Indian government has ruined everything and nobody should ever forgive the Indian government or its supporters. Those people have blood on their hands and even after everything that has happened they still haven't done anything. The world woke up and realised that the Indian government is nothing but a weak, incompetent and chaotic group of people.
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@travellersagar437 3. I'm not interfering in your country's affair. I'm voicing my opinion. If you think that's interference then you don't know what interference means. 4. The world has woken up and realised how weak and incompetent the Indian government is. 5. Ironic of you to talk about interference when the Indian government is trying to silence foreign media. Check yourself. The Indian government failed and it's still doing nothing, history will remember the failure of the Indian government and its supporters and nobody will forget how weak and incompetent the Indian government is.
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@travellersagar437 1. No, the Indian government has failed miserably because it's controlled by incompetent people. Indian people are now suffering because of the Indian government. If you think 3000 people dying each day is a "very good job" then I have no words for you... 2. The whole world has a right to speak about this. The Indian variant has now spread to other countries because of the Indian government's failure.
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@travellersagar437 1. Foreign media reports on things that happen around the world. You expect them to keep quiet on what's happening in India? Goodness gracious you don't know how the media works. 2. A blind supporter of the government is what I see. 3. India's press freedom is almost non-existent, nothing to be proud about. 4. India is suffering because it has weak leaders and brainwashed supporters. I feel so bad for the Indians who have to deal with this nonsense everyday. Just imagine where India could be today if it actually had smart and intelligent leaders? What happened to the India of the ancient era, the India that was the centre of knowledge and thinking?
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@travellersagar437 The Indian government's failure has threatened the world. Nobody's going to forget that. So keep talking about the foreign media like what your government does instead of focusing on the actual real issue at hand. India deserves better.
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@travellersagar437 1. I don't need authorisation to express my opinion. What are you talking about? Do you even know what the UN is used for? Stop getting upset because you don't like what I'm saying. Nothing that you're saying is making sense. 2. The Indian government is weak and incompetent. Its supporters are brainwashed and deluded. That's my opinion, that's how the world sees the Indian government.
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@travellersagar437 It's so funny how you're telling me to go to the UN to express an opinion and telling me that's the legal way to do things. The ignorance...
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