In a series of correspondence initiated on February 2, 2024, Rajya Sabha member Aneel Hegde voiced grave concerns to Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya regarding the World Health Organization's proposed Global Pandemic Treaty and amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005. Hegde highlighted potential threats to national sovereignty and constitutional rights, citing the undue influence of pharmaceutical interests and lack of transparency in WHO decision-making. Mandaviya responded on March 1, 2024, defending the WHO's role and emphasizing its support for member states' sovereignty.
In his rebuttal to the Health Minister, dated March 30, 2024, Aneel Hegde elaborated on his concerns regarding the WHO's proposed Global Pandemic Treaty and amendments to the International Health Regulations, emphasizing the potential threats to national sovereignty and constitutional rights. Thereafter, Hegde, in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi dated March 31, 2024, reiterated his concerns, urging parliamentary debate and abstention from signing any agreements until thorough scrutiny is undertaken. These exchanges underscored the significance of the issue and the need for comprehensive deliberation on matters impacting national sovereignty and public health.
Rajya Sabha MP Shri Aneel Hegde during the Budget Session on 2nd Feb '24, in a Special Metion, speaks about WHOs Global Pandemic Treaty and Amendments to IHR 2005 and raises concerns about their threat to our national sovereignty.
The Transcript of the Special Mention can be found here:
Find the Correspondence by Shri Aneel Hegde here:
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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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Fliers explaining the risks from the HPV Vaccine(English, Hindi and Tamil)
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 below Google Drive Link contains letters addressed to all Indian State Boards including CBSE & ICSE Boards regarding no medical intervention in schools. Everyone should deliver it to their respective State Boards.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12MEQDJk2D5aNDI7jSbU3tXK2Jt2vaS09
This letter emphasizes on the clarification on the purpose of school and medical interventions within the school premisis should not happen. Principals should be held accountable for any adverse incidents or side effects resulting from unauthorized medical interventions in schools. All the risk and responsibility will be of principal for such outcomes. This letter also states that the collection of students data should be stopped immediately and school must ensure and work solely on education and take parent's consent for data collection. We expect that appropriate action would be taken in this regard. The statewise letter can be downloaded from the above link and can be submitted to education minister of state, state boards, DDE, BDO, school boards and principals.
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]