'Free Corona Vaccine for all', Petition filed in Supreme Court

This petition has been filed in the Supreme Court on behalf of the Social Democratic Party of India.

Yogita
Published on: 12 May 2021 11:20 AM GMT
Free Corona Vaccine for all, Petition filed in Supreme Court
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New Delhi: A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court amid the Corona vaccination campaign. It has been requested that the Supreme Court help all the citizens of the country to get free Corona vaccine.

For this, the Supreme Court has been asked to give instructions to the Central Government that such a policy should be made, in which free vaccine is given to all citizens. Talking about total vaccination in the country, so far 17,52,35,991 Corona vaccines have been applied.

Free corona vaccine for all:

This petition has been filed in the Supreme Court on behalf of the Social Democratic Party of India. Advocate Salwyn Raja has filed a petition demanding that the court should form an independent committee which, working under the supervision of the court, should see that free corona vaccine should be installed in all states and union territories.

Petition filed in Supreme Court:

Article 21 has been mentioned in the petition and said that all people in India have the right to free vaccine. It has been said in the petition that the corona crisis is increasing, people are dying due to timely treatment. At the same time, you have to wait for hours for the funeral. In the petition, it is said that in such a situation, the hope of the people rests only on the vaccine.

Most people cannot afford to get the vaccine according to the different rates fixed by the government. It has been further written that if a free vaccine is given to the poor people soon, it can help in generating herd immunity.

On Tuesday, around 3 lakh 55 thousand people were discharged in the country. However, the figure of the dead is not being named. On Monday, 3,876 people who died of covid were killed. On Tuesday, there were 3,29,942 new cases of infection.

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