Homeopath harassed for refusing to vaccinate grandchildren. My mail to TOI.

[Guest guest]

To

The Editors,

The Times of India,

The Pioneer,

Bhubaneswar.

 

Dear Sir,

 

We strongly condemn the move of the local administration to browbeat and harass

Dr Nityananda Sahoo of Ichhapur, Kendrapada, to try and forcefully administer

the mOPV1 to his grandchildren to whom he has already administered homoeopathic

prophylactics. Dr Sahoo seems well aware of the controversy surrounding the Oral

Polio Vaccine. The vaccine has been banned worldwide for its propensity to cause

Vaccine Attributed Paralytic Polio and Acute Flaccid Paralysis. The mOPV1

currently being administered without following the scientific protocol of

informed consent and medical supervision has caused Acute Flaccid Paralysis to

shoot up by four times in the regions where it has been administered as per the

doctors of the Indian Medical Association. Moreover the irrational vaccination

policy of the Government of India is not mandatory. The vaccine has also been in

the news for transferring 60 identified carcinogenic simian viruses into humans

and which are now

being transmitted from parents to children. The OPV has also caused a new

strain of the polio virus and has been linked to the AIDS epidemic. We also

crticise the statement that unvaccinated children will be a threat to other

children as the strain of the vaccine virus escapes via the faeces and is the

strain that puts other unvaccinated children and even adults at risk. Dr Sahoo

should be left alone and his decision respected. We would also request the

health administration to issue a warranty of vaccine safety to all parents who

decide to administer the controversial drops so that the responsibility can be

pinned down and the hapless parents can seek compensation for the resultant

sickness/paralysis when things go wrong.

 

Yours faithfully,

Jagannath Chatterjee,

Bhubaneswar,

Orissa, India.

[Guest guest]

Sai Ram. What is the legal postion? Is vaccination mandatory or not? A

PIL in Supreme Court may help better.

 

Swamy

 

holistic-health , Jagannath Chatterjee

<jagchat01 wrote:

>

> To

> The Editors,

> The Times of India,

> The Pioneer,

> Bhubaneswar.

>

> Dear Sir,

>

> We strongly condemn the move of the local administration to browbeat

and harass Dr Nityananda Sahoo of Ichhapur, Kendrapada, to try and

forcefully administer the mOPV1 to his grandchildren to whom he has

already administered homoeopathic prophylactics. Dr Sahoo seems well

aware of the controversy surrounding the Oral Polio Vaccine. The

vaccine has been banned worldwide for its propensity to cause Vaccine

Attributed Paralytic Polio and Acute Flaccid Paralysis. The mOPV1

currently being administered without following the scientific protocol

of informed consent and medical supervision has caused Acute Flaccid

Paralysis to shoot up by four times in the regions where it has been

administered as per the doctors of the Indian Medical Association.

Moreover the irrational vaccination policy of the Government of India

is not mandatory. The vaccine has also been in the news for

transferring 60 identified carcinogenic simian viruses into humans and

which are now

> being transmitted from parents to children. The OPV has also caused

a new strain of the polio virus and has been linked to the AIDS

epidemic. We also crticise the statement that unvaccinated children

will be a threat to other children as the strain of the vaccine virus

escapes via the faeces and is the strain that puts other unvaccinated

children and even adults at risk. Dr Sahoo should be left alone and

his decision respected. We would also request the health

administration to issue a warranty of vaccine safety to all parents

who decide to administer the controversial drops so that the

responsibility can be pinned down and the hapless parents can seek

compensation for the resultant sickness/paralysis when things go wrong.

>

> Yours faithfully,

> Jagannath Chatterjee,

> Bhubaneswar,

> Orissa, India.

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