Samajwadi Party spokesperson says Covid-19 vaccine could cause demise

Even earlier than day one of many huge COVID-19 immunisation drive, Samajwadi Party continues to play its soiled politics over the vaccine. Just as his grasp Akhilesh Yadav, SP chief IP Singh immediately took to Twitter to politicise the COVID vaccine.
Taking to the microblogging web site, Samajwadi Party spokesperson IP Singh on Friday mentioned that vaccinations can kill the poor folks of the nation. He opined that in an effort to keep away from any calamity, BJP staff and supporters ought to first get vaccinated. However, he deleted his tweet minutes later.
IP Singh’s now deleted Tweet
IP Singh fearmongers on chook flu
Every week in the past, the SP spokesperson had stoked one other controversy together with his disparaging comment on chook flu circumstances in numerous states. He had mentioned that chook flu circumstances are arising as a result of PM Modi fed the birds, referring to PM’s footage with peacock and different birds. Insinuating that Narendra Modi was a ‘bad omen’, SP chief IP Singh mentioned that the birds obtained Avian Influenza as a result of he fed them ‘Dana’.
Samajwadi Party and its petty politics over COVID-19 vaccine
Samajwadi Party leaders have been repeatedly making an attempt to create an environment of panic by spreading pretend information to discredit indigenously developed Coronavirus vaccine. Be it the social gathering chief or his leaders, nobody is even prepared to depart a chance to play petty politics as India unites within the battle towards Coronavirus. 
Prior to IP Singh, Samajwadi Party chief and Mirzapur MLC Ashutosh Sinha on January 2 (Saturday) made the ludicrous declare that folks concern that COVID-19 vaccine could make them ‘impotent’. Sinha had additionally backed his social gathering chief and former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav who had dragged politics within the much-needed vaccination drive within the nation saying that he is not going to get himself vaccinated as of now as it’s ‘BJP’s vaccine’.
However, later, Akhilesh Yadav took a u-turn and claimed, “Vaccination against coronavirus is a sensitive process. As such, the BJP must refrain from making it a show-off event and conduct the programme only after necessary arrangements for the same are done. This will affect the lives of people. So, we cannot risk their lives by making improvements to the vaccine later. The government must also declare a fixed date for the immunisation of poor people.”