New Delhi: Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi Slammed the government on Saturday for not setting a deadline for completing the vaccination campaign, saying it was a “classic case of the missing backbone”.
Gandhi wanted to know where the vaccines were and said that people’s lives were on the line.
“People’s lives are on the line, Indian government No timeline believes, classic case of missing spinal cord,” said Gandhi Twitter.
He used the hashtag “#WhereAreVaccines” and cited a news report that said “there is no fixed deadline for completing the vaccination campaign in India: official tells Parliament”.
His remarks came a day after the government told the Lok Sabha that in view of the dynamic and evolving nature of the pandemic, no definite timeline can be indicated for completing the COVID-19 vaccination campaign in the country.
However, the government said it expected all beneficiaries aged 18 and above to be vaccinated by December.
Chief Spokesperson of Congress Randeep Surjewala He had also said, ‘In response to the question of Mr. Rahul Gandhi, the lies of the Modi government have been exposed’. parliament on vaccination”
Gandhi wanted to know where the vaccines were and said that people’s lives were on the line.
“People’s lives are on the line, Indian government No timeline believes, classic case of missing spinal cord,” said Gandhi Twitter.
He used the hashtag “#WhereAreVaccines” and cited a news report that said “there is no fixed deadline for completing the vaccination campaign in India: official tells Parliament”.
His remarks came a day after the government told the Lok Sabha that in view of the dynamic and evolving nature of the pandemic, no definite timeline can be indicated for completing the COVID-19 vaccination campaign in the country.
However, the government said it expected all beneficiaries aged 18 and above to be vaccinated by December.
Chief Spokesperson of Congress Randeep Surjewala He had also said, ‘In response to the question of Mr. Rahul Gandhi, the lies of the Modi government have been exposed’. parliament on vaccination”
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