Delhi

In August 2020, Arvind Kejriwal had promised that his govt would start home delivery of oxygen concentrators for Covid-19 patients

DCP South Delhi had informed that oxygen tankers have been sent to Max Hospitals.

After so-called farmers deciding to march from Punjab to Delhi yet again, Rakesh Tikait led Bhartiya Kisan Union has been issuing threats, warning the BJP government to not make any attempts to vacate the protesting site

The Delhi High Court instructed centre to curtail production state-run steel and petroleum industries to meet oxygen demand.

Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij stated that they are being 'forced' to give their oxygen to Delhi.

Inox Air Products said that they are facing delays in Delhi while transporting oxygen due to road blockades by the farmer protestors

This 'farmer' march comes at a time when Delhi is going through a surge in Coronavirus cases, with testing facilities getting overwhelmed.

Delhi High Court slams Arvind Kejriwal and his govt for turning a blind eye towards the plight of migrant workers in Delhi

Netizens were also angry at Kejriwal having funds for arranging food for 'protesting farmers' but having left the migrants in a a limbo.

While speaking on the matter, migrant labourers lamented, "We're daily wagers, CM should have given us some time before announcing it. It takes us Rs 200 to reach home, but they're charging Rs 3,000-4,000 now, how will we go home?"