Under its revised NSP (2017–25), the Government of India introduced several aggressive steps, such as decentralization of DR-TB services for better accessibility under the private sector, universal drug susceptibility testing (U-DST) for presumptive patients from MDR-TB hotspots, and scaling up diagnostic services of CBNAAT, True NAT, and line probe assays in low-resource settings for better surveillance and diagnosis (28). This evidence concerns the gene BRD2 and tuberculosis.