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Random testing is the main weapon against COVID-19: Rahul Gandhi

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi while addressing media via video conferencing said that Lockdown is in no way a solution to the coronavirus. Lockdown is like a pause button. When we come out of the lockdown, the virus is going to start its work again. My main suggestion is that blunt instruments must not be used. We must work strategically. Lockdown has not resolved the problem, it has only postponed the problem", added Rahul Gandhi

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