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The Centre has told the Supreme Court that it has not issued any Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for persons with disabilities to carry Covid-19 vaccination certificates for any purpose.The Centre, in an affidavit, said: "Vaccination ...
There has been a lot of discussion regarding vaccinating the citizens and their self will to take the dose. The Centre has told the Supreme Court that the Union health ministry's Covid-19 inoculation guidelines do not allow for forced vaccination of an individual. It should come from their consent. Regarding the vaccination for disabled people, the Centre told the Supreme
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The Centre has told the Supreme Court that Covid-19 inoculation guidelines issued by the Union health ministry do not envisage forcible vaccination without obtaining the consent of an individual. On the issue of exempting persons with disabilities from producing vaccination certificates, the Centre told the apex court that it has not issued any SOP that makes it mandatory to
The Centre said the guidelines issued by the Union Health Ministry do not envisage forcible vaccination without obtaining the consent of an individual.