Favouring the Rajasthan government on diverse fronts, Pilot said that as the country sees around 3 lakh cases daily, there is a need to focus on saving lives of people. 

"Elections will come and go, however, if people do not get vaccines on time and those suffering fail to get oxygen and life-saving drugs like Remdesivir, then the coming generation will never forgive us," he added. 

Pilot also questioned the Modi government on pricing the vaccines on three rates and said that the Centre is buying vaccines from two manufacturers at Rs 157 per dose while the same vaccine is bought at Rs 210 from one manufacturer and Rs 310 from another manufacturer under the PM Cares fund which is raising questions among people. 

"The availability of one vaccine at three different prices has left people in quandary. There is a need of one nation, one vaccine and one rate to check hoarding and black-marketing of vaccine," he said adding that the Centre getting vaccine at Rs 150, state governments getting the vaccine at Rs 400 while private hospitals getting the vaccine at Rs 600 is beyond understanding. 

Pilot also said that the expense of vaccines should be borne by the Central government and questioned the government's decision to export six crore doses of vaccine to foreign nations. 

He also endorsed the idea of transporting oxygen via air route to put an end to the existing crisis. 

On Remdesivir, he said: "The decision to export 11 lakh Remdesivir injections to foreign countries has put our people in danger as there is black-marketing reported of these vaccines." 

He further said that the Centre should talk to state governments in a transparent manner to remove grudges of common men.