Vaccination Drive: SC's decision regarding Corona Vaccination - cannot force the vaccine

SC On Covid-19 Vaccination: The Supreme Court has justified the Corona Vaccination Policy of the Central Government, saying that it is based on scientific facts, but cannot be forced for the vaccine.

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Supreme Court Verdict on Vaccination Drive: The Supreme Court has given a big decision today (on Monday) regarding the vaccination drive against Coronavirus. The Supreme Court said in its order that no one can force the vaccine.

Supreme Court says no individual can be forced to get vaccinated. The Court also says that it's satisfied that the current vaccine policy can't be said to be unreasonable & manifestly arbitrary.
SC says that govt can form policy&impose some conditions for the larger public good

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Cannot be forced to vaccinate

The Supreme Court says that no person can be forced to vaccinate. The court also said that it is satisfied that the current vaccine policy cannot be termed as unreasonable and outright arbitrary. The government can make policy and impose certain conditions for the benefit of the people.

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SC said this on vaccination

The Supreme Court says that the condition imposed by some state governments and organizations to restrict the access of non-vaccinated people in public places is not proportionate and should be withdrawn in the current circumstances.

Central government should make data on adverse effects public

The Supreme Court has also directed the Center to make public data on the adverse effects of COVID-19 vaccination. However, the court termed the Center's vaccination policy as rational. The court said that no person can be compelled to get the vaccine.

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At the same time, the Supreme Court has justified the government's Covid vaccination policy, saying that it is based on scientific evidence, but no one can be forced to get the vaccine. The court has suggested that the state governments should withdraw orders preventing people who have not received the Covid vaccine from using public facilities.