Nakuul Mehta Recites Powerful Poem Depicting Indian COVID Crisis
Written by Ajay Singh, the poem expresses anguish over the state of the healthcare system.
Actor Nakuul Mehta
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Actor Nakuul Mehta took to Twitter to recite a poem about India's ongoing COVID19 crisis. Written by Ajay Singh, the poem was narrated as a part of the duo's poetry special, Too Much Democracy.
The poem throws light on the current shortage of medical facilities like beds, injections, and medicines that has rendered a huge health crisis in the country, leaving a lot of people in fatal conditions. A rough translation of few lines from the poem goes as follows:
"The one who has always spread poison in the air, how do you expect him to now provide oxygen for you?
Someone who has triggered a competition between kabristans and samshans, how do you expect him to build hospitals for you?"
Check out the full poem here:
Users on Twitter were awed by this amazing poem and appreciated the narration by Nakuul. Here is how they reacted:
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