New Delhi: Senior Congress Officer Shashi Tharoor Said on Thursday that the government should be given credit for achieving the target of 100 crores. covid The vaccine dose landmark in the country, receiving a sharp backlash from party colleague Pawan Khera, who claimed that giving credit was an “insult” to millions of families who are “suffering due to mismanagement” of the pandemic.
After the “serious mismanagement” and “bouching” of the second wave, Tharoor also said Vaccination Orders that could have stopped this, the government has now “partially redeemed itself”.
India achieved a major milestone in its immunization program as the cumulative dose of vaccine administered in the country crossed the 100 crore mark on Thursday. Tharoor tweeted, “It is a matter of pride for all Indians. Let’s give credit to the government”.
Tagging Tharoor’s tweet, Congress spokesperson, Khera said, “Giving credit to the government is an insult to lakhs of families who are suffering and still suffering from the after-effects and ill-effects of widespread Covid mismanagement. Before asking for credit, PM should apologize to those families. The credit for this goes to the scientists and the medical fraternity.
After the “serious mismanagement” and “bouching” of the second wave, Tharoor also said Vaccination Orders that could have stopped this, the government has now “partially redeemed itself”.
India achieved a major milestone in its immunization program as the cumulative dose of vaccine administered in the country crossed the 100 crore mark on Thursday. Tharoor tweeted, “It is a matter of pride for all Indians. Let’s give credit to the government”.
Tagging Tharoor’s tweet, Congress spokesperson, Khera said, “Giving credit to the government is an insult to lakhs of families who are suffering and still suffering from the after-effects and ill-effects of widespread Covid mismanagement. Before asking for credit, PM should apologize to those families. The credit for this goes to the scientists and the medical fraternity.
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