Farmer leaders at high risk for Kovid-19 infection said on Monday they had no fear of the corona virus and would not get the vaccine. It is noteworthy that the second phase of the Kovid-19 vaccination campaign began on Monday, under which people over 60 and those over 45 suffer from serious illnesses. However, the protesters who are camping on the Delhi border will not be prevented from getting vaccinated because it is a personal matter.
Thousands of farmers have been camping in Delhi’s three borders, Singu, Tikri and Gazipur for more than three months. Most of them are from Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh. They are demanding the repeal of three controversial agricultural laws that the center passed in September last year. Balveer Singh Rajewal, 80, a senior member of Samukta Kisan Morcha, who heads the Farmers Movement, said he would not go to the vaccine center to get the vaccine. “I don’t need to get the vaccine,” Rajeewal told PTI. We killed the corona. Immunity is strong as farmers work hard in their fields. Farmers are not afraid of coronavirus. ”
At the same time, another senior leader, Joginder Singh Ugrahan (75), said the fear of the disease (coronavirus infection) was not enough to keep him from fighting. The head of the Indian Kisan Union (Ekta Ugrahan), who is leading a protest at the Tikri border, said, “There is no corona for the farmers.” I don’t get the vaccine, but we don’t ask anyone to get the vaccine. “However, Dharmendra Malik, media officer of the Indian Kisan Union (BKU), which is leading the protest at Ghazipur border, said. If local governance is arranged, BKU leader Rakesh Tikite will have no trouble getting the vaccine. Kulwant Singh Sandhu, a 70-year-old member of the United Kisan Morcha, said he would not get the vaccine.
“We are not afraid of the corona virus,” Sandhu said. Thousands of farmers are protesting on the Delhi border, but no case of coronavirus infection has been reported. “Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emptied the Kovid-19 vaccine at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) here. Took the first dose. He appealed to all who qualified under the second vaccination campaign to be vaccinated.
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