Modi asked the United States, Britain, France and other countries for help, but no one paid any attention to him. Why is this?

Who can save India? As the number of confirmed cases in India exceeds 1.06 million, and the number of new confirmed cases per day exceeds 30,000, New Delhi, which was already extremely busy, gradually became anxious.

Modi is very clear that with India’s economic and medical strength, if he wants to control the epidemic in India on his own, it may be almost zero? India’s masks and testing reagents are not enough, let alone treating confirmed cases. medical facilities.

What to do? In desperation, Modi chose to turn to developed countries, India's so-called "friends"? The United States, Russia, Britain and France.

It is reported that the United States has recently increased pressure on China, and some countries have "danced" with the United States and threatened to impose sanctions on China. The most turbulent place recently is India. At the end of last month, the Indian army not only openly crossed the border, but on September 2, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology of India also blocked the development of Chinese companies on the grounds of "jeopardizing India's sovereignty and territorial integrity, threatening India's national defence, national security and public order". 118 mobile applications. India expressed its willingness to do its best to please it, but in the face of the worsening epidemic, the United States, as its ally, also chose to stand aside and watch.

According to overseas reports, Modi’s Twitter account on his personal homepage was hacked on the early 3rd. A series of mysterious Twitter messages appeared on the account, asking fans to donate to the relief fund through cryptocurrency, and the Twitter account was deleted. . One tweet said: ?We are calling for generous donations to the COVID-19 International Relief Fund. Now India is starting to use cryptocurrencies. ?wrote. ?An address is also attached to the tweet. Subsequently, the Twitter authorities confirmed that the Twitter account on Indian Prime Minister Modi's personal homepage was hacked and protective measures were taken.

Modi’s appeal to the Indian people to donate generously is an own incident, but it is an indisputable fact that India is in urgent need of external assistance today. Earlier reports stated that Modi sought help from the United Nations in order to obtain economic support from developed countries such as the United States, Britain, France, and Germany. However, except for the US$1.25 billion in anti-epidemic funds that India previously borrowed from the AIIB, no country, such as the United States and the United Kingdom, with which it has good relations, has promised to provide economic or medical assistance to India. (William Shakespeare, Northern Exposure (American TV series), British and French, British and French, etc.) When the epidemic in India gradually got out of control and was in urgent need of medical supplies and economic assistance, Modi looked everywhere for help, but no one answered. This time India showed the world the joke.

The latest data released by the Indian Ministry of Health on September 3 showed that as of that day, the cumulative number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in India exceeded 3.85 million, ranking third in the world. According to Indian media reports, the epidemic in India is currently completely out of control. It has not only spread to the central government, but the hot spots of infectious diseases have also moved to rural areas with backward medical conditions. Experts predict that India will soon surpass Brazil and the United States to become the country with the worst epidemic in the world. The Indian economy has also been hit hard by the epidemic. A recent report from the Reserve Bank of India showed that due to the severe impact of the epidemic on consumption and the severe impact on the poor, it may take a long time for the Indian economy to return to pre-epidemic levels.