Ramesh Taurani News| Filmmaker Ramesh Taurani became a victim of fake vaccination after ‘coveshield or injection of salt water’. Mumbai vaccination racket Ramesh Taurani of Tips Industries says Covishield or any

Mumbai: Vaccination campaign is going on across the country against the corona epidemic. Meanwhile, fraud is also coming to the fore in this vaccination campaign and the film industry has also not been able to escape from it. Ramesh Taurani, owner of Tips Industry and a production house named Matchbox Pictures, has filed a complaint with the Versova police station against the imposition of fake vaccinations to his employees. Taurani said that he got his 365 employees vaccinated on May 30 and June 3 but he has not received a certificate yet.

Vaccination of 356 employees done

Talking about the incident, Taurani said, “Yes, we are still waiting for the certificate of vaccination. When people in my office contacted him (Sanjay Gupta of SP Events), he said that the certificate would be out by this Saturday (June 12). We got 356 people vaccinated and paid Rs 1,200 per dose plus GST.

water or coveshield

Taurani is more concerned about herself and the health of the employees than money. He said, ‘More than money, now we are worried about what was given to us. Was it a real Coveshield or some salt water? We were told that we would get a vaccination certificate from Kokilaben Dhirubai Ambani Hospital in Mumbai. But as of now our wait is on. Ramesh Taurani’s company organized a vaccination program for its employees with the help of SP Event Management Company.

Let us tell you that as part of the nationwide vaccination campaign, the central government is providing free Kovid vaccine to the states and union territories. Apart from this, the central government has also made arrangements that the states / union territories can directly buy the vaccine. Immunization is an integral part of the central government’s overall strategy for epidemic prevention and management, including test, track, treat and COVID preventive social practices.