Please find below letter to authorities including the District Magistrate, Chief Minister, Health Minister, and Chief Justice regarding concerns over the government's response to the NIPAH virus epidemic. Using Section 76 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 certain evidences have been demanded that support the Government's response to Nipah virus which have led to deprivation of our Fundamental Rights.

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Grievance Registration Number : DHLTH/E/2024/0004106

Shri Mansukh Mandaviya,
Union Minister,
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare,
Government of India,
Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi – 110108

Subject: Urgent Grievance Regarding HPV Vaccine Rollout in India

Respected Shri Mansukh Mandaviya,

We hope this letter finds you well. We, the undersigned medical professionals and concerned citizens, urgently bring to your attention our collective grievance regarding the ongoing HPV vaccine rollout in India.

Our primary concerns include the lack of transparency, safety and efficacy issues, ethical considerations, and financial implications associated with the current vaccination program. We request an immediate halt to the rollout, public disclosure of relevant documents, and an inclusive public debate to address these concerns.

Your prompt attention to this matter is crucial, and we trust you will prioritize the health and safety of our citizens.

Sincerely,

Indian Doctors for Truth

The letter addresses the plans of the World Health Organisation (WHO) through its proposed Global Pandemic Accord and IHR Amendments to be in charge of World Health and the dire implications thereof for Countries' Sovereignty. It highlights worries about the accord's potential impact on India's sovereignty and citizens' rights. The accord suggests granting the WHO unprecedented powers that could infringe upon national autonomy and individual liberties. Concerns revolve around potential coercion in medical procedures, ethical violations, and the erosion of fundamental rights. Urgent attention and scrutiny of this matter are urged to safeguard constitutional values and citizen rights.

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Enclosed is an urgent plea to Shri Manuskh Mandaviya (MoHFW) and Mr. Tedros Ghebreyesus (DG, WHO) from concerned citizens and experts regarding imminent amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005, specifically WHA75.12. This letter urgently requests the Government of India to reject these amendments completely.

The proposed changes would limit India's ability to respond to future health regulation amendments. We urge swift action to ensure India's rejection reaches the WHO Director-General before the November 30, 2023 deadline.

We emphasize the need for transparent discussions in Parliament and the public domain to inform citizens about these critical amendments' implications.

[Enclosures: Merged Letter to Health Minister and Director General, WHO]

A Letter has been sent to the President of India and Department of Health & Family Welfare with 332 Signatures in regards to IHR, World Pandemic Treaty and HEPR (WHO) negotiations. The Letter calls for transparency and inclusive processes by Indian civil society.

WE, CITIZENS OF INDIA AND REPRESENTATIVES OF ORGANISATIONS, named below, are deeply concerned at and anguished by the lack of transparency and non-inclusive consultation processes adopted by the Union Government in the negotiations that are happening at the World Health Organisation (WHO), on International Health Regulation, Global Pandemic Treaty and global architecture for health emergency preparedness, response and resilience (HEPR). Several countries such as the United Kingdom, United States of America, Canada, Israel and the European Union and private foundations such as Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Global Vaccine Alliance, are lobbying for their respective interests. India is yet to formulate its position on these 3 instruments, or has failed communicate if this position has been formulated. There is no discussion either in national media or in other public domains. Despite its promises of greater openness and transparency, the NDA Government continues to pursue opaque and limited consultation processes that characterize several international negotiations with other countries.

Given this starkly visible imbalance in the practice of transparency and inclusive consultation processes adopted by the negotiating partners, we demand that the Government of India immediately take the following steps.

1. Give wide publicity and provide open access to proposals submitted to the WHO by Government of India, as well as the responses to the textual proposals  tabled by the WHO which are publicly available.

2. Widen the Indian delegation representing India at WHO to include multi-disciplinary experts and civil society representatives.

3. Create forums and platforms for public stakeholders and experts including civil society, academia and media representatives to submit their views on ongoing negotiations at WHO on the 3 instruments under discussion.

4. Ensure effective public participation in the negotiations by providing timely and comprehensive information on the status and details of the negotiations and holding dialogues and consultations with public stakeholders in India at each stage so that the negotiations are informed by the views and aspirations of all stakeholders.

5. Enact a legislation that mandates affirmation of Indian Parliament to all international treaties, Conventions and agreements.

Signatories:

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Summary of Open Letter: "Boycott The Vaccine War Movie"

In an open letter dated September 25, 2023, addressed to Indian citizens, "Awaken India Movement" expresses deep concerns about the movie titled "The Vaccine War." The letter highlights the historically significant role that films have played as a medium for propaganda, shaping public opinion and influencing beliefs. The group argues that this particular film attempts to persuade the Indian public that COVID-19 vaccines were the sole solution to the pandemic and portrays dishonest scientists as heroes.

The letter raises several key issues, with an emphasis on questioning the necessity and safety of COVID-19 vaccines:

1. Questioning the Need for COVID-19 Vaccines:

• The letter asserts that COVID-19 was not as deadly as portrayed and suggests that strict lockdowns were unwarranted, particularly for young age groups.
• It criticizes the change in the World Health Organization's definition of a pandemic and argues that the panic surrounding COVID-19 was fueled by faulty testing methods.
• The letter emphasizes that natural immunity is more effective than vaccine-induced immunity and was largely ignored in India's pandemic response.
• The letter also raises the issue that while big money was spent for vaccine research, development and roll out, but no money was spent on research for therapeutics and natural, holistic treatments.

2. Questioning COVID-19 Vaccine Safety:

• Concerns are raised about the movie's portrayal of COVID-19 vaccines as safe and effective, despite the vaccines not completing full trials.
• The letter highlights issues with the manufacturing and safety trials of Covaxin and Covishield, two prominent COVID-19 vaccines in India.
• It cites reports of serious side effects, including myocarditis and pericarditis, associated with COVID-19 vaccines, and refers to similar concerns raised by WHO and CDC.

3. Conflict of Interest:

• The letter argues that authorities promoting COVID-19 vaccines had conflicts of interest, compromising the science of epidemiology.
• It mentions that public-private partnerships involving drug companies and private foundations, such as the Gates Foundation and Wellcome Trust, have financially benefited from the pandemic response.

In conclusion, the letter urges Indian citizens to boycott the movie and sends a clear message that they will not be misled into believing that the rushed decisions related to COVID-19 vaccines were made solely for the benefit of the Indian population. It expresses concerns about the experimental nature of the vaccines, potential conflicts of interest, and the need for a more balanced perspective on the pandemic.

For the complete letter and detailed information, you can visit the Awaken India Movement website: https://awakenindiamovement.com/open-letter-boycott-the-vaccine-war-movie/

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We request everyone to click on the link above, of your preferred language, to send an email to the various authorities. You may click the link above to open a draft email on the mail application of your mobile phone. Please remember to add your Name, City and Mobile Number in the Signature.

Subject: Unlawful and Illegal declaration of Public Holiday in the National Capital Territory of Delhi vide Notification No. 53/634/CN/GAD/2023/dsgad iii/1802 dated 24.08.23 signed by Pradeep Tayal, Deputy Secretary (GAD)

We are writing to you to lodge our grievance as citizens of India against arbitrary announcement of Public Holiday in the National Capital Territory in view of G-20 summit scheduled to be held there. Such a notification is violative of Article 19 and 21 of the Indian Constitution. Private Shops and Businesses will be required to close down without any compensation from the Government.

Please find below letter sent by Awaken India Movement.

WHO and its Proposed Global Pandemic Treaty

A draft of Global Pandemic Treaty is being prepared under the aegis of World Health Organisation, and was issued on 1st February, 2023. This Zero draft claims to propose mechanisms to create a global framework for the preparedness, detection, response, and recovery to future pandemics. In reality, this global framework appears to be a tool for further solidifying and consolidating WHO’s hold and power over member countries, and that amounts to a dictatorship, pushing only its chosen interventions that benefit the pharma lobby.

Awaken India Movement has written a Position Paper to clearly outline the problems with the Global Pandemic Treaty and to show how the WHO is not a Health Organisation.

Please find a Covering Letter for the Position Paper in the link below. This letter can be given to local Politicians, bureaucrats and other health authorities. Please add your name, phone number and address in the letter before giving it to concerned authorities.

Please find below AIM Position Paper on "WHO and its Proposed Global Pandemic Treaty". You can also download here.

The AIM Position Paper outlines the following:

1. Global Pandemic Treaty
   - Purpose of the Treaty
2. Major Concerns on WHO Draft Global Pandemic Treaty
   - Who is the WHO? Can we trust WHO?
   - Four Important Concerns Regarding the WHO Draft Pandemic Treaty
   - WHO’s handling of the Covid-19 Pandemic
   - Is WHO in the business of manufacturing Pandemics?
   - Is WHO a Health Organization in reality?
3. History & Key Provisions of Treaty
   - History or Timeline of the Treaty Formation Process
   - Stakeholders that Build a Power Lobby for the WHO, whilst leaving out the very Public Whom WHO Claims to Protect.
   - Key Clauses in the Treaty
   - The 5 Broad Categories of the Treaty
4. Awaken India Movement Commentary on the WHO proposed World Pandemic Treaty
   - The proposed treaty is couched in so many promises that it does not propose a meaningful, rational pandemic management method
   - Strengthening WHO Totalitarianism
   - Vaccine-centric Approach needs a review, as Vaccines have now been found out to cause over a hundred different types of injuries and even Deaths
   - Intellectual Property Rights IPR
   - Why the “One Health” Focus is a Power Grab for WHO & Pharma Lobbies
   - National Sovereignty
   - India
5. Analysis
6. Conclusion

This letter was emailed and hand delivered by a group of civil society members including Ambar Koiri, AIM National Steering Committee member. The following demand was made in the letter:

"A timely warning from ICMR about sudden deaths (Heart attack and Blood Clots) in all age groups due to Vaccine side effect will save lakhs of lives as Doctors will start advising Indian Citizens about the same and public in general will be aware of this fact and will start checking their d - dimer levels."

Find the letter along with Interim Application IA (St) 12276 of 2023 in the case of Smt. Kiran Yadav, Writ Petition 6151 of 2021 in Mumbai High Court below:

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