The Congress, on Wednesday said party leader Sonia Gandhi has taken the two doses of COVID-19 antibody while Rahul Gandhi couldn’t take the pokes yet as he had gotten the infection in May.
A senior gathering functionary said Rahul Gandhi was planned to take the immunization on May 16, however he tested positive for the COVID-19 a day prior.
“Congress president Sonia Gandhi has taken the two dosages of the antibody. Rahul Gandhi will take the immunization after his required stand by period closes,” a senior chief told PTI.
The comment comes at a time when BJP pioneers addressed whether top Congress pioneers, including Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, had taken the antibody and requested the subtleties of their inoculations to be unveiled.
The public authority has said that the individuals who have tested positive for the COVID-19 should take the immunization three months after they completely recuperate.
Meanwhile, India finished 150 days of its COVID-19 immunization drive on June 14. The country, up until this point, has immunized 25.90 crore individuals, with a normal 17.26 lakh dosages directed each day. Passing by this rate, it will require roughly 78 weeks, or year and a half, for all the grown-up Indian populace to get mostly inoculated.
