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The NCP chief Sharad Pawar on Ministers in the Maharashtra surprise, Mumbai’s former A 1988 batch IPS Officer, State also decided to impose n view of the increase in gap Monday dismissed the # $ Cabinet, CWC permanent Police Commissioner Singh told the apex iting scientific evidence, restrictions for travellers to Iin inoculation period Opposition BJP’s clamour for # %& member in charge of Param Bir Singh court that he had Cthe Centre on Monday Karnataka. between two doses of State Home Minister Anil Maharashtra Congress affairs moved the Supreme brought Deshmukh’s revised the time window with- Covishield shot, experts have Deshmukh’s resignation over HK Patil said that he had dis- Court on Monday, “corrupt practices” in in which the second dose of the 16, this year. urged the Government to the “letter bomb” dropped by Talking to mediapersons at cussed the issue with senior demanding a CBI the knowledge of the Covishield vaccine can be Presently, the vaccination include intellectually disabled Param Bir Singh, by saying that his New Delhi residence, Pawar State Congress leaders -- probe against senior leaders and taken. The Centre has asked all programme is moving at a people and caregivers of bed- there was no truth in the alle- said, “I have all the proof about Balasaheb Thorat and Ashok Maharashtra Home the Chief Minister. States and Union Territories to snail pace as the groups prior- ridden patients in the vacci- gations made by Mumbai’s for- Deshmukh. That being the case, Chavan, who were scheduled to Minister Anil Deshmukh over Singh said he was trans- administer the second dose itized for inoculation are not nation priority list. mer Police Commissioner the question of Deshmukh’s meet Uddhav Thackeray on corruption charges and stay on ferred immediately thereafter between 6-8 weeks but not later turning up as expected and Dr Rajendra Prasad said against Deshmukh. resignation does not arise. By Monday night to discuss the his transfer order. from his post of the Police than eight weeks instead of the many of those who are eager the Government should allow Questioning the very claim now, the Chief Minister must situation arising out of the let- He sough an “unbiased, Commissioner of Mumbai to present 4-6 weeks window. for the jabs are ineligible under doctors to certify family mem- that Deshmukh had asked have received all the proof relat- ter written by Mumbai’s Police uninfluenced, impartial and the Home Guard Department Increasing the interval the identified categories. bers from amongst their arrested police officer Sachin ing to the State Home Minister. Commissioner to the Chief fair investigation” into Anil in an “arbitrary and illegal between the two doses “In view of the emerging sci- patients, who are caregivers Vaze to “collect” Rs 100 crore It is for the Chief Minister to Minister. Deshmukh’s alleged corrupt manner” without the comple- enhances the protection as rec- entific evidence, the interval and thereafter open registra- a month from bars, restaurants take a call on ordering a probe In a statement issued to the malpractices “before the evi- tion of the minimum fixed ommended by its scientific between two doses of a specific tion for vaccination for this and other sources in Mumbai, into allegations against media, Patil quoted Pawar as dences are destroyed”. tenure of two years. panels, the Center said. COVID-19 vaccine i e. COV- category. Pawar said, “There is talk Deshmukh by Singh”. saying: “We will discuss the res- The decision of revised ISHIELD , has been revisited by about Deshmukh’s resignation. “The main issues are: Who ignation as well. Whatever the time interval between two National Technical Advisory Bhushan said the ministry has The former Police planted explosive laden SUV alternative comes, we will see. Dyaneshwar several times in expressed to Vaze that he had doses is applicable only to Group on Immunisation accepted the recommendations Commissioner has claimed and who killed businessman Even the resignation is one last few months and repeated- a target to accumulate Rs 100 Covishield and not to (NTAGI) and subsequently by of NTAGI and NEGVAC. that the Home Minister had Mansukh Hiran. Singh had all alternative”, while the NCP has ly instructed to assist in col- crore a month. For achieving Covaxin vaccine, which is National Expert Group on “…and has thereafter called Vaze to his official res- the information about the two said that the final decision lection of funds for the Home the aforesaid target, the Home also part of the vaccination Vaccine Administration for advised the states and UTs to idence around mid-February. crimes. Why was he sitting would be taken by the Chief Minister,” Singh wrote in his Minister told Vaze that there programme launched on COVID-19 (NEGVAC) in its ensure the administration of But on February 15, quiet for a month?,” the NCP Minister. letter. are about 1,750 bars, restau- January 16, this year. 20th meeting during which the 2nd dose of COVISHIELD to Deshmukh was admitted to the chief asked. It may be recalled that in “In and around mid- rants and other establishments Sources in the Union recommendation has been beneficiaries within this stipu- hospital after he tested positive Former Chief Minister and the operative part of the explo- February and thereafter, the in Mumbai and if a sum of Rs Health Ministry said with the revised to provide 2nd dose of lated time interval of 4-8 weeks for corona. I have proof with current Leader of the sive letter, Singh wrote on Home Minister had called Vaze 2-3 lakhs each was collected revised time window more COVISHIELD at 6-8 weeks’ after the 1st dose,” he said. me to this effect. He was in Opposition in the State Saturday: “....Sachin Vaze who to his official residence. At that from each of 3 them, a month- number of people are likely to interval after 1st dose instead of Keeping the existing sci- quarantine till February 27. Assembly Devendra Fadnavis was heading the Crime time, one or two staff members ly collection of Rs. 40-50 crores be considered for the jab. earlier practiced interval of 4-6 entific evidence in view, it Since the former CP is claim- contested the NCP chief’s claim Intelligence Unit of the Crime of the Home Minister includ- was achievable. The Home This will cover people weeks,” the Union Health appears that protection is ing that Vaze met the Home and tweeted: “Sharad Pawar ji Branch of the Mumbai Police ing his Personal Secretary, Minister added that the rest of who are not included present- Ministry said in a statement here. enhanced if the second dose of Minister in February, let there said, from 15th to 27th was called by Anil Deshmukh, Palande, were also present,” the collection could be made ly in the priority group under In a letter to the chief sec- COVISHIELD is administered be any enquiry into the whole February HM Anil Deshmukh Home Minister, Maharashtra to Singh stated. from other sources,” the former the national vaccination pro- retaries of states and UTs, between 6-8 weeks, but not thing. Truth will come out”. was in home quarantine. But his official residence “The Home Minister CP wrote. gramme launched on January Union Health Secretary Rajesh later than the stipulated period. 234 ( ! " # #&" P !"!#$ $ + ' ,- % & Suraksha campaign daily. fresh cases of infections, respec- ' '' +8:/, Chouhan urged everyone to tively with the state recording % )*# pull up those who are still not 1322 fresh cases, a new high for +! , o discourage mass festivi- wearing masks. the virus this year. % )* Tties on Holi this year, too, The Chief Minister urged A total of 663 patients # after chairing a corona review religious heads, NCC_NSS vol- have died so far. Active cases meeting at Mantralaya here on unteers and social organisa- have gone up to 8,000 in % & ' Monday, Chief Minister Shivraj tions for ensuring that safety Madhya Pradesh. ( & Singh Chouhan offered a cam- guidelines are adhered to. Around 60% of the total )#*! ,& paign slogan “Mera Ghar- Meri Besides installing check new cases of the virus are Holi’. points at Gujarat and Rajasthan being reported in Bhopal, ! - State’s figures of Covid19 are borders, annual Holi fair has Indore and Jabalpur. Sunday & ' " constantly on the rise so no been called off amid Covid19 lockdown has been imposed in # function should have over 20 threat, officers said in the these cities till further orders participants, Chouhan issued meeting.
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