Maanaadu filmmaker suresh Kamatchi has expressed dissatisfaction with the tamil Nadu government's announcement that vaccination is mandatory in public places, including theatres.
Vaccination work is in full swing across the country to control the corona infection. More than 116 crore doses of the corona vaccine have been vaccinated in india so far.
Of that, more than 40 crores have been vaccinated for the second time. As far as tamil Nadu is concerned, a dose of 6.5 crores has been paid so far.
Of these, 4 crores have paid the first instalment and 2.2 crores have paid the second instalment.
The government of tamil Nadu is in the process of intensifying corona vaccination activities.
As part of this, the tamil Nadu health Department has advised the authorities to ensure that those who go to public places are vaccinated against corona.
Health officials have been advised to ensure that people who may be in theatres, markets, malls, and on the streets are vaccinated against corona.
In this situation, conference filmmaker suresh Kamatchi has objected to this move of the tamil Nadu government.
This is the first time in the world that I have been asked to go to the theatre for a vaccine, he tweeted. How big a human rights disgrace is it to interfere in everyone's liberation? people should be allowed inside the theatre as before.
