Thiruvananthapuram: In the state Kovid vaccine The Chief Minister’s statement that it will be given for free is controversial. It is alleged that this is a violation of election norms. But in the meantime, the power minister has come up with a response MM Money. His response came via a Facebook post.
“The government of Kerala, which is providing Kovid treatment free of cost, will also provide Kovid vaccine free of cost.” That is the Facebook post of the minister.
However, the BJP has lodged a complaint with the Election Commission against Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan for announcing that the vaccine will be provided free of cost. The BJP has complained that it has violated the code of conduct and made promises to voters.
At the same time, the BJP is propagating that the central government is giving free vaccines to the states. However, the government has not yet officially announced that the Kovid vaccine will be provided free of cost to all Indians. Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, have demanded that the central government provide free vaccines to all Indians. The Prime Minister was not ready to announce that the distribution of vaccines would be free even at the all-party meeting on December 4, which discussed issues including the distribution of vaccines. Apart from this, there is confusion within the central government as to whether the vaccine will be available to all Indians.
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