FIR lodged in case of ‘illegal’ vaccination camp at Noida residential society
The Hindu
The camp organised on May 21 and 27 at the home of one of the residents, Shubh Gautam, was ‘without permission’, says CMO
Weeks after a vaccination drive was organised at a resident’s home in a Greater Noida residential society, the Gautam Budh Nagar Police on Monday announced that they lodged an FIR against the organisers for holding an “illegal” COVID-19 vaccination camp. In a statement, the police said an FIR was lodged based on the complaint of Additional Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Neeraj Tyagi against the organisers who are residents of the Jaypee Greens. CMO Deepak Ohri told The Hindu that the camp organised on May 21 and 27 at the home of one of the residents, Shubh Gautam, was “without permission”. He said a total of 187 people had been jabbed with that they were told was Covaxin, however, that claim would have to be investigated.
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