Coronavirus | Rahul Gandhi slams Modi government on high price of vaccines
The Hindu
System ensured profits for PM’s friends but failed the citizens, says Congress leader
Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday targeted the Narendra Modi government over ‘high’ vaccine prices and said while the system ensured profits for Mr. Modi’s friends, it failed the citizens. Separately, the party demanded that either Health Minister Harsh Vardhan resigns on his own or be dismissed for claiming that “”. “People’s money was given to vaccine companies to develop COVID vaccines. Now, GOI will make the same people pay the highest price in the world for these vaccines. Again, the failed ‘system’ fails our citizens for Modi-mitrs’ profit,” Mr. Gandhi said on twitter.
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