Congress criticises lack of clarity over vaccination
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The Opposition Congress took the government to task on Saturday over the confusion on vaccination for 18-44 age group, with Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa and Health Minister K. Sudhakar making contradictory statements on when vaccines will be available to all in this category. One Congress MLA and former Minister took to Twitter to ask who people should believe between the Chief Minister and Health Minister. “The Chief Minister says there is enough stock but the Health Minister says there isn’t. This is leaving people confused. Who is lying between the two,” he asked. Krishna Byre Gowda, another Congress MLA and former Minister, pointed out in a Facebook post, “Today morning Chief Minister of Karnataka B.S. Yediyurappa ‘inaugurated’ vaccination for 18-44 age. Reality is there are no vaccines for even above 45, leave alone 18-44.” He further said, “It’s unfortunate that this humanitarian tragedy does not come in the way of political stunts.”
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