Rahul Gandhi said on vaccination - even those without internet have the right to live, even without online registration, everyone should get the vaccine


Posted on 10th Jun 2021 03:47 pm by rohit kumar

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi today questioned the government and the system on the issue of the Corona vaccine. Rahul Gandhi has said that to get the vaccine, the system of mandatory online registration has been questioned. Rahul Gandhi says that every person who goes to the corona vaccination center should get the corona vaccine. Online registration is not enough for this. Rahul Gandhi wrote in his tweet – Online registration is not enough for Corona vaccine. Everyone who walks into the Vaccine Center should get the vaccine. The right to life belongs to those who do not have the internet.

 

Online registration is not enough for the vaccine.

 

Everyone who walks into a vaccine center should get the vaccine.

 

The right to life belongs to those who do not have the internet.

 

 

Congress is a constant attacker on vaccination

 

After Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent announcement of providing free vaccines to states for vaccination, Rahul Gandhi questioned why private hospitals should charge money if vaccines are free for all. He tweeted, 'A simple question: If vaccines are free for all, then why should private hospitals charge money.

 

Court had also commented

 

Recently, the Supreme Court had also raised questions on the need to compulsorily register on the Cowin app before vaccination. The court had said that policymakers should be aware of the ground realities and keep in mind the real situation of 'Digital India'. The court had said that you should see what is happening across the country. You should know the ground situation and accordingly policy changes should be made. If we had to do it, we should have done it 15-20 days ago.

2 Like 0 Dislike
Previous news Next news
Other news

Budget 2023: Separate exemption in income tax on a premium payment of life insurance, MD of Bajaj Allianz kept his point

Tarun Chugh, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Bajaj Allianz Life, has given his sta

Gyanvapi Masjid Case: Supreme Court to hear again today in Gyanvapi Masjid case, Hindu side filed its reply

The Gyanvapi Masjid case is going to be heard again in the Supreme Court today. Yesterday's heari

Delhi Pollution: From dust to smoke, poison is everywhere… Why is Delhi's air suffocating? Learn about the major causes of pollution.

In the capital, air quality remained a respiratory hazard as temperatures plummeted due to increa

US Tariffs: Trump imposed a 25% additional tariff on India, a fine on buying Russian oil; a new decision effective from August 27

US President Donald Trump has imposed an additional 25 percent tariff on India. This tariff has b

British Prime Minister's visit to India: Boris Johnson spins a spinning wheel at Sabarmati Ashram, writes - Good luck to come here; meeting PM Modi tomorrow

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reached India on a two-day visit today. After reaching S

Due to pollution in Delhi, many, but 'brake' is applied on vehicles; These are new sources of pollution

With Delhi's air quality slipping from the "very poor" to "severe" category, plying of BS-III pet

Plane Crash in Baramati: Flight attendant Pinky Mali had gotten married four years ago and had come to her village two and a half months ago.

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has died in a plane crash in Baramati, Pune district

Guilty of Gujarat's first defeat: Ferguson gave 46 runs in 4 overs, in one of his overs, Abhishek made the run chase easy with 4 fours

In the match played between Gujarat and Hyderabad on Monday, SRH performed brilliantly and won th

Amit Shah Birthday: 'Amit Shah's role in strengthening BJP is commendable', PM Modi congratulated 'Chanakya' on his 59th birthday.

The Union Home Minister is celebrating his 59th birthday today. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendr

America reiterates support for India for a permanent seat in UNSC, and says it is necessary to keep Security Council credible

President Joe Biden on Wednesday reiterated America's commitment to giving India a permanent seat

Sign up to write
Sign up now if you have flare of writing..
Login   |   Register
Follow Us
Indyaspeak @ Facebook Indyaspeak @ Twitter Indyaspeak @ Pinterest RSS



Play Free Quiz and Win Cash