Published 2 years ago

No person can be forced to get vaccinated against their wishes: Centre to SC

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The Supreme Court will hear the case on Tuesday. The Centre's response was filed after a petition by the Evara Foundation. The NGO has sought door-to-door vaccination on priority, and an exemption of vaccination certificates for persons with disabilities. Only 4,018 people with disabilities had received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine till 28 November.

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News18 India

No Person Can Be Forced To Get Vaccinated Against Their Wishes: Centre To SC

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 carry the vaccination certificate for any purpose.

2 years ago·India

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The Hindu

Coronavirus Live Updates | No person can be forced to get vaccinated against their wishes: Centre to Supreme Court

The Centre told the apex court that it has not issued any SOP that makes it mandatory to carry the vaccination certificate for any purpose.

2 years ago·India

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NDTV

Cannot Force A Person to Get Vaccinated: Centre To Supreme Court

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.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Hindustan Times

No person can be vaccinated without prior consent: Centre tells Supreme Court

The Centre told the apex court that it has not issued any SOP that makes it mandatory to carry the vaccination certificate for any purpose.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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ABP News

Center's clarification in Supreme Court, said – cannot vaccinate a person without his consent

Covid-19: Vaccination of health workers and frontline workers started in the country on 16 January 2021, since then the process of giving corona vaccines continues.

2 years ago·India

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Latestly

COVID-19 Vaccination is of Larger Public Interest But No Person Can Be Vaccinated Forcibly Without Consent: Centre to Supreme Court

The Centre has informed Supreme Court that COVID-19 vaccination is of larger public interest in view of the ongoing pandemic situation but no person can be forced to be vaccinated against their wishes. COVID-19 Vaccination is of Larger Public Interest But No Person Can Be Vaccinated Forcibly Without Consent: Centre to Supreme Court.

2 years ago

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