Why did Trump speak against the governor of New York amid Corona crisis?

On Thursday, Trump had said that the decision to remove the restrictions imposed due to the corona virus should be made by the state governor and the federal government can only issue guidelines in this matter.

But after this, on Friday, while New York Governor Andrew Kumo was speaking at a press conference, then US President Donald Trump was continuously attacking him by tweeting against him.

The matter was further aggravated when Kumo alleged that the federal government was not providing the necessary financial assistance to remove the lockdown and that the state governments would not be able to move forward without the necessary help.

Accusing Andrew Kumo, Trump tweeted, "Governor Kumo should take less time to complain while giving more time to his work. Get out of the house and work. We've arranged thousands of beds in New York hospitals, Has given you a large number of ventilators. "

"We have given New York far more money, help and equipment than any other state. These great people have never worked. The figures coming from here are not good."

Trump tweeted another, "Kumo demanded 40 thousand ventilators. We had given them some number of ventilators but that was enough. The state should have already stocked them with us."

Following Trump's tweet, Democrat leader Kumo alleged that "if Trump is sitting at home watching television, he should get up and go to work."

Kumo has alleged that the federal government is not providing the necessary financial help to remove the lockdown and resume normal life in the state. Trump should not expect that state governments will be able to take further steps in this matter without necessary financial support.

He says that at the press conference on Thursday, Trump did not make any announcement about how the state should get out of the situation of lockdown. He says, "They said that it is dependent on the states and they themselves are doing nothing. But even before that it was dependent on the governors of the state."

Most legal experts agree that the governor, not the federal government, has the right to work in the states.

Earlier, Trump had said that he can take his own decision about lifting restrictions in the states. However, he later agreed that the decision should be made by the governor of the state and the federal government can issue only guidelines in this matter.

But the trump did not stop here, he appealed to the people by tweeting one after the other that the three states should get freedom from their governor. All three states - Virginia, Michigan and Minnesota - have Democratic Party governments.

BBC correspondent Anthony Zerker from North America says Trump's gesture was clear. He says that Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently announced a complete lockdown, for which Trump supporters also opposed him.

Earlier this year, gun rights activists in Virginia held demonstrations demanding tightening of gun-buying rules.

He says that there are indications from opinion polls that the popularity of the trump had increased within a few weeks of the onset of the corona epidemic, but it is now decreasing. In such a situation, the trumps are encouraging the protests against the governments in the state.

Protests are happening in many places

Protests are being held against lockdown in many states in America. Demonstrations have been held in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, Minnesota, Utah, Virginia and Kentucky.

Since March, nearly 20 million people have become unemployed since March. The protesters say that setting up pambidis is not the right way to fight the corona epidemic.

Organizers of the Friday 'Liberate Minnesota' protests wrote on Facebook, "It is not the Governor's right to ban Minnesota's citizens."

The protesters say that transportation and bisons are banned due to the epidemic over-reaction. But the health officer does not agree with this argument. They say that removing the lockdown is a danger of spreading the corona virus infection.

Warning about corona

On Thursday, a record 4,591 deaths occurred in the US in a day, which is the highest number of deaths in a single day so far.

According to John Hopkins University, the death toll in the US has crossed 34,500 and there are over 6,83,000 Corona patients.

On Thursday, Anthony Fauchy, director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said of Trump's "Opening Up America Again" plan to "call this plan whatever you want but the game is not over yet."

He warned that this virus may once again raise its head and may have to suffer its consequences.