With increasing domestic pressure and indisputable evidence provided by internationally accredited experts, the Government has now appointed a new 11 member expert committee on 24.12.2020 comprised of reputed virologists and qualified experts. (1)
This has been conveyed to to all officials and the public. (3)
If such information was valid, then it should have been made available so that we can accept it & agree with the stance of the Government. Nothing was provided. (6)
I also place confidence in the fact that the President, PM & Health Minister have stated repeatedly that they will act in accordance to the recommendations of the experts.(7)
I sincerely hope it will be presented in its full form, without any last-minute changes or deletions. (9)
I ask this on behalf of my entire distressed community to give us solace, and on behalf of those aggrieved families, to give them closure.(11)
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