By ANI
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court issued notices to the Government of India, Serum Institute of India (SII), Microsoft founder Bill Gates, All India Institute of Medical Science Director, DCGI chief and others after a petition was filed by the daddy of a late entrance line employee, in search of compensation for the demise of his daughter allegedly attributable to COVID vaccine.
Dilip Lunawat in his petition, “blamed the Government and others for misrepresenting the facts about the COVID-19 vaccine by making false claims about its safety and ‘forcing’ medical practitioners to take the vaccine.”
Notices have additionally been issued to the Union authorities, Maharashtra authorities and Drug Controller of India, and Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry.
He has sought compensation of Rs 1000 crore for the alleged demise of his daughter Dr Snehal Lunawat after taking the Covishield vaccine.
The petition additionally talked about, “In the interview given to news channel on 4th January 2021, by respondent Dr VG Somani who is Drug Controller General of India, it is categorically mentioned that the vaccines are 110 per cent safe.”
The petition additional quoted the printed portion of the information the place DCGI claimed the security of the vaccine. It learn, “We will never approve anything if there is even the slightest safety concern. The vaccines are 110 per cent safe”.
“Similar interviews were given by respondent Dr Randeep Guleria Director of AIIMS, Delhi and others. They asked everyone to take vaccines by stating that, the vaccines are completely safe,” the petition reads.
The petition went on guilty the authorities for creating alleged false narratives and misrepresentation concerning the Coronavirus vaccine.
“On the basis of such false narratives and misrepresentation by the senior authorities like Dr VG Somani and others, and its implementation by the state authorities without any proper verification, the health workers like the petitioner’s daughter was compelled to get the vaccine,” the petition learn.
According to the petition, “Dr Snehal Lunawat administered her first dose of vaccine on January 28, 2021, after getting convinced by the alleged false narrative. Later on March 1, 2021, Sneha lost the battle of life due to the side effects of the Covid-19 vaccine as claimed by father Dilip Lunawat.”
“The central Government AEFI committee on 2nd October 2021 admitted that the death of complainant’s daughter was due to side effects of Covishield vaccine,” said the petition.
Dr Sneha Lunawat was a health care provider and senior lecturer at SMBT Dental College and Hospital at Dhamangaon close to Igatpuri in Nashik.
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court issued notices to the Government of India, Serum Institute of India (SII), Microsoft founder Bill Gates, All India Institute of Medical Science Director, DCGI chief and others after a petition was filed by the daddy of a late entrance line employee, in search of compensation for the demise of his daughter allegedly attributable to COVID vaccine.
Dilip Lunawat in his petition, “blamed the Government and others for misrepresenting the facts about the COVID-19 vaccine by making false claims about its safety and ‘forcing’ medical practitioners to take the vaccine.”
Notices have additionally been issued to the Union authorities, Maharashtra authorities and Drug Controller of India, and Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry.
He has sought compensation of Rs 1000 crore for the alleged demise of his daughter Dr Snehal Lunawat after taking the Covishield vaccine.
The petition additionally talked about, “In the interview given to news channel on 4th January 2021, by respondent Dr VG Somani who is Drug Controller General of India, it is categorically mentioned that the vaccines are 110 per cent safe.”
The petition additional quoted the printed portion of the information the place DCGI claimed the security of the vaccine. It learn, “We will never approve anything if there is even the slightest safety concern. The vaccines are 110 per cent safe”.
“Similar interviews were given by respondent Dr Randeep Guleria Director of AIIMS, Delhi and others. They asked everyone to take vaccines by stating that, the vaccines are completely safe,” the petition reads.
The petition went on guilty the authorities for creating alleged false narratives and misrepresentation concerning the Coronavirus vaccine.
“On the basis of such false narratives and misrepresentation by the senior authorities like Dr VG Somani and others, and its implementation by the state authorities without any proper verification, the health workers like the petitioner’s daughter was compelled to get the vaccine,” the petition learn.
According to the petition, “Dr Snehal Lunawat administered her first dose of vaccine on January 28, 2021, after getting convinced by the alleged false narrative. Later on March 1, 2021, Sneha lost the battle of life due to the side effects of the Covid-19 vaccine as claimed by father Dilip Lunawat.”
“The central Government AEFI committee on 2nd October 2021 admitted that the death of complainant’s daughter was due to side effects of Covishield vaccine,” said the petition.
Dr Sneha Lunawat was a health care provider and senior lecturer at SMBT Dental College and Hospital at Dhamangaon close to Igatpuri in Nashik.
