The case of Covishield has now reached the Supreme Court. A person named Vishal Tiwari has filed a petition in the Supreme Court regarding the Covishield vaccine. Vishal Tiwari is a lawyer by profession. In his petition, he has demanded the formation of a medical expert panel under the chairmanship of the Ex-Director to investigate the side effects and risks of the Covishield vaccine. It has also been said that all this should be done under the supervision of a retired judge of the Supreme Court.
Many demands have been made in the petition

The petition also sought to issue directions to the Center to investigate the side effects and risk factors of the Covishield vaccine and determine the harm caused by the vaccine. Not only this, it has also been clearly stated in this petition that instructions should be given to give compensation to those who have become disabled or have died due to the administration of this vaccine.

AstraZeneca had admitted a few days ago
Let us tell you that just a few days ago, AstraZeneca, the company making the anti-Covid-19 vaccine ‘Covishield’, had admitted that rare side effects may occur in people who have taken the Covishield vaccine during Corona. According to the report of The Telegraph (UK), British pharma giant AstraZeneca had admitted that its Covid vaccine may have rare side effects. The vaccine manufacturer had said in court documents that Covishield, in rare cases, can cause a condition that can lead to blood clots and low platelet counts.

The company expressed sympathy

This pharma company admitted on Wednesday that their Covishield vaccine can also cause blood clotting and low platelet count in many rare cases. Along with this, he once again reiterated his commitment regarding the safety of patients. Let us tell you that the vaccine made by Serum Institute in India named Covishield is the same formula of AstraZeneca.

AstraZeneca issued a statement saying, “Our sympathies are with those who have lost loved ones or have reported health problems. Patient safety is our top priority. To ensure the safe use of all medicines, including vaccines.” “Regulatory authorities have clear and stringent standards.”