Newly-turned BJP leader Jyotiraditya Scindia along with his mother Madhavi Raje Scindia have tested COVID-19 positive and are admitted to Max Hospital in south Delhi’s Saket.
Jyotiraditya Scindia and his mother are admitted to Max Saket for the last 4 days after the former showed up symptoms of Coronavirus but his mother remains asymptomatic. Both are under treatment at the private hospital in Delhi.
Weeks ago, Sambit Patra, the BJP national spokesperson had also developed symptoms of the virus and was shifted to the Medanta Hospital in Gurgaon. Patra was discharged from the hospital on Monday.
Even Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal underwent a Coronavirus test on Tuesday morning after he had a fever and sore throat His test reports are being awaited now.
Meanwhile, the Rajasthan government pushing boundaries targeting 40,000 COVID-19 tests daily after successfully accomplishing their self-set milestone of 25,000 tests per day this Monday, Health Minister Raghu Sharma reportedly said on Tuesday.

To arrest the spread of Coronavirus infection, the Government is sharply focusing on testing, he said. Testing facilities are going to be made available in every district of the State. Mr. Sharma said thus far 40 lakh tests are conducted across the country, out of which Rajasthan alone claims 5,18,350 testing.

In a surprising turn of events, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's government received astonishing praise from across Pakistan's leading daily 'Dawn' editor Fahd Husain for the former's way of handling the continued COVID-19 crisis. However, Maharashtra govt was ridiculed for its mismanagement during the pandemic.
Hussain took to his official Twitter handle and lauded Uttar Pradesh govt for strictly enforcing the lockdown to contain the virus spread within the State.
Before slamming the Pakistan govt for failing to try to an identical thing, Husain tweeted a graph to match coronavirus price in Pakistan and Uttar Pradesh to elucidate how both sides of the border handled the Coronavirus situation and what were its ramifications.
"While the Indian state of UP features a lower death rate than Pakistan, Maharashtra features a higher rate despite the younger population and better GDP/capita. We must know what UP did right and Maharashtra did wrong to find out the proper lessons," he tweeted.
According to the graph shared by Fahd Husain, Pakistan features a population of 20.8 crores while Uttar Pradesh has over 22.5 crore people living in it. And despite having more population, UP has reported only a few COVID-19 cases as compared to Pakistan.