UP Assembly Polls 2022: Targeting political parties, Owaisi accused Muslims of using them only as vote bank. He said that all the parties built palaces with the votes of Muslims, but what did the Muslims get?
Before the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections (UP Assembly Polls 2022) , the political war of words between political parties has intensified. Asaduddin Owaisi 's party All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) is also in the fray in the UP elections . On Sunday, targeting other political parties including SP and BSP, Owaisi accused Muslims of using them only as vote bank. He said that all the parties built palaces with the votes of Muslims, but what did the Muslims get?
AIMIM chief Owaisi said, "All the parties in Uttar Pradesh built their palaces with the vote of Muslims, but what did the Muslims get? Turned from artisan to laborer, merchant to beggar. 'Social justice', ' Nothing more than stale slogans like 'Sabka Saath, 'Sarvajan Hitay."
Asaduddin Owaisi attacked the political parties of UP
Recently MIM released its first list of candidates for UP elections. In this list 9 candidates have been announced. Owaisi's party has named Doctor Mahtab from Loni seat in Ghaziabad, Furkan Chaudhary from Garh Mukteshwar seat of Hapur and Haji Arif from Dhaulana.
At the same time, Zeeshan Alam from Sardhana in Meerut, Rafat Khan from Siwal Khas, Taslim Ahmed from Kithor, Amjad Ali from Behat in Saharanpur, Margub Hasan from Saharanpur Dehat and Shaheen Raza Khan from Bareilly have been declared candidates. Owaisi plans to contest 100 seats in the UP elections.
Covid vaccination cannot be done without anyone's consent: Central government in Supreme Court
"The guidelines issued by the Government of India and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare do not speak of forced vaccination without obtaining the consent of the person concerned," the affidavit said.
The Center has said that no person can be vaccinated without his consent.The Central Government has told the Supreme Court that the COVID-19 vaccination guidelines issued by the Union Health Ministry do not talk of forced vaccination of a person without his consent. On the matter of exempting persons with disabilities from showing vaccination certificates, the Center told the court that it has not issued any standard operating procedure (SOP) which makes it mandatory to carry a vaccination certificate for any purpose.
The Center said this in its affidavit filed in response to a petition by the NGO Awara Foundation. In the petition, a door-to-door visit has been requested to vaccinate persons with disabilities on priority basis.
"The guidelines issued by the Government of India and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare do not speak of forced vaccination without obtaining the consent of the person concerned," the affidavit said. can not be done.
On the other hand, on the occasion of completion of one year of the Kovid-19 vaccination campaign in the country, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Sunday released a postage stamp based on the indigenously made vaccine 'Covaccine'. Also said that 70 percent of the adult population of the country has been given both doses of the vaccine while 93 percent have been given the first dose.