Congress has been criticizing the government for slow vaccination and vaccine policy.
The former Congress president also shared a video highlighting the alleged slow vaccination rate and media reports where people were not getting vaccines across the country.
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi On Sunday questioned the pace of COVID-19 vaccination, and said the “Mann ki Baat” of the country would have been understood had it not been for the state. His remarks came just before the Prime Minister Narendra ModiAddress of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ to the people of the country. In a tweet in Hindi, Gandhi said, “If you had understood the ‘Mann ki Baat’ of the country, the state of vaccination would not have been like this.”
He used the hashtag “Where Are Vaccines” to question the government on the vaccination rate. The former Congress president also shared a video highlighting the alleged slow vaccination rate and media reports where people were not getting vaccines across the country.
The video highlights India’s vaccination equation, which aims to prevent the third wave of coronavirus and aims to vaccinate 60 percent of the population with both doses by December 2021. The graph shows that the required vaccination rate (vaccination per day) is 9.3 per million. day (93 lakh) and the actual rate (average vaccination per day) is 3.6 million per day in the last seven days, the daily reduction in the last seven days is 5.6 million per day.
This highlighted the actual vaccination (vaccinated in the last 24 hours) on July 24 at 2.3 million per day, a decrease from 6.9 million per day today. One million is equal to 10 lakhs. Congress has been criticizing the government for slow vaccination and vaccine policy.
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