The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that no one could be compelled to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and asked the Institute to disclose the results of the vaccine.A bench of Justice L Nageswara Rao and BR Gavai ruled that physical independence and integrity were protected under Article 21 of the Constitution.
The Supreme Court has ruled that the current COVID-19 vaccine policy will not be considered unreasonable and unreasonable.”Until the numbers go down, we suggest that proper instructions be followed and there is no limit on uninvited people to enter public places or remember the same if they have not already done so,” the bench said.
With regard to the classification of policy test data, subject to the privacy of individuals, all tests performed and to be performed later, all information should be made available to the public without further delay, he said.
The Supreme Court also ordered the Union of India to publish reports of serious vaccination incidents from the public and doctors in a publicly accessible manner without compromising personal information. clinical trial data for the vaccine COVID-19 and post-jab cases.
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