Supreme Court rejects plea alleging side effects of COVID-19 vaccines
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Supreme Court rejects plea alleging side effects of COVID-19 vaccines

The Supreme Court dismissed a petition alleging side effects from COVID-19 vaccines, calling it an attempt to create sensation and questioning its relevance. The court emphasized the importance of vaccination and noted the petitioner's own lack of side effects

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Oct 14, 2024, 04:45 pm IST
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The Supreme Court on October 14, turned down a petition alleging that administration of COVID-19 vaccines led to side-effects such as blood clotting. A bench of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra refused to entertain the plea and observed the petition was just an attempt to create a sensation.

The top court also observed what would happen if the vaccine had not been taken by the people. “We don’t want to rake this up, this is just to create a sensation,” the top court said. The top court also sought to know what was the use of the plea.

The top court also asked the petitioner’s lawyer if he had taken the medicine. The lawyer replied yes. Then the court sought to know whether he suffered any side effects and the answer by the lawyer was that he didn’t suffer any side effects.

The plea was filed by one Priya Mishra and other who has challenged the alleged side effects of COVID vaccines.

(with inputs from ANI)

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