Leftist journalists were running a cleverly orchestrated anti-Indian vaccine campaign possibly at the behest of global Big Pharma.

In the first phase of the campaign, they excessively criticised the vaccines. Narrative about general efficacy, and side effects were pushed.
The second phase of the campaign focused on a possible shortage of vaccines even after Indian government repeatedly told that there is absolutely no shortage of it. India’s decision to give vaccines to other countries was severely criticised too.
Third phase of the campaign was about the efficiency of the government itself.

Will India be able to vaccinate its massive population?

Does India have the infra to conduct such a large scale vaccination drive?

These were the questions that were thrown incessantly.
Currently we are in the fourth phase where the journalists have given up on manufactured facts and are now resorting to ad hominem.

Targeting wealth and lifestyle of Adar Poonawallah.

Poking fun at the various claims the 2 vaccine majors of India have made
They tried their best to get Pfizer, BioNtech and Janssen in India but the Modi government was hell bent on staying Atm Nirbhar.

Today India’s vaccination program is the most successful in the world.
So why did the journalists do that?

Was it their inherent hatred for India?

Was it their inherent hatred for Modi?

Well both are correct but the biggest reason must be money. Lots and lots of it.

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