Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy presenting the statue of Lord Sri Venkateswara Swamy to Chief Justice of India NV Ramana
Hyderabad: Describing Bharat Biotech’s Covaccine as an effective vaccine against Covid-19 and its new variants, Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Thursday said efforts have been made to stop the indigenously developed vaccine from getting WHO recognition. . were go. The CJI was addressing the Ramineni Foundation award function held in Hyderabad.
“Many multi-national companies, such as Pfizer, and on the other hand, people within India had made unwarranted efforts to defame Covaxin. They also complained to the WHO and stopped the recognition of this Made-in-India vaccine. Tried it,” the CJI said.
“Krishna (Ela) and (wife) Suchitra struggled a lot to reach this point. Today he brought fame to the country,” he said.
“All Telugu people should come forward to tell the world about the greatness of our Telugu company making this vaccine. It has now brought name and fame to our country,” Justice Ramana said while handing over the awards presented by the foundation to Bharat Biotech founder couple Krishna Ella and Suchitra Ella.
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