Trinamool leaders in Bengal received COVID vaccine shots meant for health workers: BJP
The Hindu
The BJP on Sunday alleged that several Trinamool Congress leaders in West Bengal were administered COVID-19 vaccines meant for healthcare personnel and frontline workers, resulting in a shortfall of doses in the State.
Several Trinamool leaders, including two MLAs, were among the people who received the COVID-19 vaccine in Purba Bardhaman district on Saturday, the opening day of the nationwide vaccination programme.
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