Delhi (The Stellar News) Saksham Kalia: India has gained a lot of appreciation from various countries when centre government sent millions of vaccine jabs to other nations. Due to this other countries became successful in vaccinating their citizens. As Indian vaccine is one of the most effective and cheapest from other vaccines made all over world.
Indian government take covid-19 lightly after the 1st wave and opened the whole country. On that time Indian scientists had invented covid vaccines. Indian Governments instead of vaccinating citizens of the country started exporting vaccine doses to other countries. Despite of knowing that the Indian population is very large and government priority should have been vaccinating Indian citizens. This seems like the motive of government is to vaccinate other country citizen not their own.
According to data given by foreign ministry, Indian government had exported about 663.698 lakh vaccine doses to other countries. In these vaccines were given to own citizens then the second wave have some less effect in the country.
Other countries like Canada and America had vaccinated half of their population. This is because they have appropriate facilities, resources and less population. These countries are developed countries but India also supplied vaccine to these countries.
In India corona virus is raging which has created a panic situation in country. People are losing their lives due to corona virus, crematoriums are running out due to excessive load of dead bodies, bodies were seen floating in river Ganga in Bihar, people are fighting with corona virus as well as with scarcity of oxygen cylinders and hundreds of people are in line for a single bed.
This alarming situation is just because people are not vaccinated. If Government should had been given vaccine jabs then people cannot loses their lives in large extent. But all this happen when these elected governments will realize what is important for country, production of vaccine or blaming other political parties on various issues.
