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State NGOs create vaccine awareness among tribals
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Maha NGOs create jab awareness among reluctant tribals
Sun, May 16 2021 17:27 IST |
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Kishore Tiwari. Image Source: IANS News
Nagpur : , May 16 (IANS) Concerned by the sheer resistance among tribals for the Covid-19 vaccine jabs, a group of NGOs and leading personalities in Maharashtra have launched an awareness drive among the forest folks for the life-saver jabs. In several districts of Vidarbha region, with a significant tribal populace, there are misgivings and misconceptions about the ongoing vaccination programme in the state, said Vasantrao Naik Sheti Swavalamban Mission (VNSSM) President Kishore Tiwari, accorded a MoS status. Like in other regions, the tribal people harbour wild ideas, they feel that vaccinations could lead to side-effects, short or long term handicaps or even death, and they are keeping out of the programme. In many areas, they chase away the medical or health workers going to enroll them for the drive, Tiwari told IANS.
They said the farm laws will lead to the worsening of their plight
GHAZIABAD: Aparna Mallikar, a widow from Maharashtra whose husband a farmer had killed himself 12 years ago, arrived at UP Gate on Saturday to be a part of the agitation against the Centre’s three farm laws.
Like her, more women from the state have arrived at the protest site to lend support to the farmers’ cause. These women, mostly from Yavatmal, are the widows of those farmers who are believed to have committed suicide over debt. These women are of the view that the new farm laws are not good for the farmers in India and will worsen their plight.