Ivermectin - Government of India’s second punch on WHO’s face.
Dr.
Soumya Swaminathan, Dr. Tedros & Directorate General of Health Services
(DGHS) are now checkmated after Governments submission on 16th June, 2021.
Health
Ministry again confirmed before High Court about their stand in favor of
Ivermectin.
The guidelines dated 24.05.2021 recommending Ivermectin are the final stand of the stand of the Government. The Pharma Mafia’s narrative regarding tampered overruled guidelines of DGHS is collapsed.
The
DGHS removed the controversial
protocol dated 27.05.2021 after receipt of notice.
Now website of DGHS is showing only undated guidelines are being shown. Which are not mandatory to anyone.
Mumbai:- During hearing of PIL on 16th June, 2021 before Bombay High Court the Union of India once again cleared its stand in favor of Ivermectin.
This
was one more punch on the face of the WHO, Vaccine Mafia, paid media and main
conspirator Dr. Soumya Swaminathan.
India
and many Countries refused to follow the advisories of the WHO when they found
that the advisory of WHO are sponsored, motivated and dubious with vested
interest. WHO has lost its credibility.
When
investigation was ordered by the Government of India on the issue of ‘toolkit’ for such misinformation then
all the sensational news disappeared.
Now
there are no cases of emergency use of Oxygen Cylinder etc.
However
Dr. Soumya Swaminathan the Chief Scientist of WHO keep on manipulating the
minds of public and on 10th May 2021, tweeted against the use of
Ivermectin.
When
she was served with the legal notice by Indian Bar Association she deleted said
tweet.
Thereafter,
on 7th June 2021 Dr. Soumya Swaminathan again tweeted and tried to
confuse the people on the basis of non-binding protocol of DGHS which was
publish on 27th May 2021. The false narrative was publish in verious
media.
Therefore,
Indian Bar Association issued second notice for Contempt to Dr. Tedros Adhanom
Ghebreyesus, Dr. Soumya Swaminathan and Prof. (Dr.) Sunil Kumar, Directorate
General of Health Services (DGHS).
After
receipt of said notice the DGHS removed the protocol dated 27th May
2021.
On
16th June one PIL (ST) No.
10766 OF 2021 Vikrant Girish Sansare Vs. State of Maharashta, was
listed before Bombay High Court for hearing.
The
Union of India and State of Maharashtra made it clear that they have already
included the Ivermectin into their protocol.
The
protocol relied by the Union of India was the protocol dated 24.05.2021.
Hence,
it is clear that the unscientific suggestions of DGHS are not accepted by the
experts.
The
High Court took the note of it and observed as under;
“1…The petitioner has prayed for a
writ of mandamus for a direction to the State Government and the Union of India
to include in the standard protocols for treatment of Covid-19, the drug
Ivermectin and Vitamin D3 supplements, as prophylaxis for prevention and also
for treatment of Covid-19 disease.
3. On behalf of the Union of India,
reply has been filed of Mr.Govind Jaiswal working as Director in the Ministry
of Health and Family Welfare.
Hence, no action on
the part of the Central Health Ministry is necessary, as it has already issued
clinical guidance for management of the adult Covid-19 patients by issuing
guidelines dated 24th May 2021, which are also placed on record.
4. A reply affidavit has been filed
on behalf of the State Government of Dr.Sadhana M. Tayde, Director in the
office of the Commissioner of Health Services, Mumbai.
It is thus submitted
that since the usage of tablet Ivermectin is prescribed by the State
Government, the medical fraternity is already using the same and no new
advisory needs to be issued.
5. We have heard the learned
counsel for the parties. We have also perused the record. At the outset, we
would observe that not only the Central Government, but also the State
Government has already issued Covid-19 protocol as noted by us above and as
such, the grievance of the petitioner as subject matter of prayer clause (a)
would not survive.
6… We have already noted that such
drug finds a mention in the protocol and it is always for the concerned doctors
to prescribe such medication as suitable to the patient considering his
clinical condition.
7. We, accordingly, dispose of this
PIL petition, as, in our opinion, the grievance of the petitioner ought to does
not survive considering the steps taken by the Central Government and the State
Government.”
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