Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Thursday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi within the newest COVID-19 vaccine policy, terming it arbitrary and discriminatory and encouraged him to respond immediately to undo it. In an letter into the ministry, the Congress leader alleged that the newest vaccine policy signifies that the central administration has abdicated its responsibility of providing free vaccine to most Indians between 18 and 45 decades old.

“It’s surprising that despite the brutal course of past season and the pain imposed on our taxpayers, the Government continues to stick to with an arbitrary and discriminatory policy, that claims to hamper current struggles,” she said in her letter.

“The policy shows that the Government of India has abdicated its responsibility to offer free Legislation for taxpayers between the age category of 18 and 45 decades. That really is absolute devastation of this us government’s responsibility towards our childhood,” she explained.

Assuming any sensible man will agree to the advantage of a uniform price to property, ” she advocated prime minister Modi to intervene instantly and”undo this ill considered decision”.

The Centre on Monday announced a liberalised vaccine policy, which makes adults above 18 decades old entitled to getting vaccination from May inch.

The Serum Institute of India on Wednesday announced an amount of Rs 400 per dose because of the COVID-19 vaccine’Covishield’ for country authorities and RS-600 each dose for hospitals.