May 14, 2022

Bombay HC Order Reinstating & Compensating Unvaccinated Employee

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May 11, 2022

Indian Supreme Court Judgement Against Vaccine Mandates

Incase the above section is not visible, download the judgement from this link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y63ireSr8-J4ATLxgqLxP4hqJyi_5wUi/view?usp=sharingImportant sections of the judgment passed by the Supreme Court in Jacob Puliyel’s Case 2022 SCC OnLine SC 533 [dated 2nd may 2022]. A landmark judgement upholding our fundamental rights under article 21 and 14 and equating right to health to right to life under article 21. 1st time in the world our Supreme Court gave a decision based on Scientific validity smashing the false narratives of Bill Gates’ vaccine mafia. No submission nor any data has been put forth to justify restrictions only on unvaccinated individuals when emerging scientific evidence appears to indicate that the risk of transmission of the virus from unvaccinated individuals is almost on par with that from vaccinated persons. To put it differently, neither the Union of India nor the State Governments have produced any material before this Court to justify the discriminatory treatment of unvaccinated individuals in public places by imposition of vaccine mandates. …. in light of the data presented by the Petitioner, which has not been controverted by the Union of India as well as the State Governments, we are of the opinion that the restrictions on unvaccinated individuals imposed through vaccine mandates cannot be considered to be proportionate, especially since both vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals presently appear to be susceptible to transmission of the virus at similar levels.” Point 89 – Conclusions – (v) – ….In light of this, restrictions on unvaccinated individuals imposed through various vaccine mandates by State Governments / Union Territories cannot be said to be proportionate. ….. we suggest that all authorities in this country, including private organisations and educational institutions, review the relevant orders and instructions imposing restrictions on unvaccinated individuals in terms of access to public places, services and resources, if not already recalled. (vii) Recognising the imperative need for collection of requisite data of adverse events and wider participation in terms of reporting, the Union of India is directed to facilitate reporting of suspected adverse events by individuals and private doctors on an accessible virtual platform. These reports shall be made publicly accessible, without compromising on protecting the confidentiality of the persons reporting, with all necessary steps to create awareness of the existence of such a platform and of the information required to navigate the platform to be undertaken by the Union of India at the earliest.
May 11, 2022

Bombay HC order that quashed Maharashtra Govts Illegal Vaccine Mandate

Incase you can’t view the above, download the order here : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lPXepthW6-lvRc9kj01oM__BMZRZH5tn/view?usp=sharing Important part of the order : Mr. Ojha, learned advocate appearing for the petitionerin PIL Petition Stamp No. 6218 of 2022 has placed before usan order dated March 31, 2022 issued by the PrincipalSecretary, Department of Revenue and Forest, DisasterManagement, Relief and Rehabilitation, Government ofMaharashtra, Mantralaya, Mumbai. Such order withdraws allthe restrictions imposed under the Disaster Management Act,2005 (hereafter “2005 Act”, for short) with effect frommidnight of April 1, 2022. All District Disaster ManagementAuthorities have been advised thereby to withdraw all the restrictions imposed for the purposes of containment of Covid-19 pandemic under the 2005 Act. Issuance of such order dated March 31, 2022 takes careof one part of the grievances of the petitioner; we, therefore,close the issue raised with regard to availing of publictransport services by vaccinated people only.
May 11, 2022

Bombay High Court Order Declaring Maharashtra Govt Covid Orders Illegal

Incase you cannot access the above pdf, download the order here : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JLWJaoCRVwbgvkL8WYjq-3tmQl7ed52_/view?usp=drivesdkImportant section of the order where the Chief Justice mentions that all restrictions which the State of Maharashtra imposed in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic were illegal : In our order dated 22nd February 2022, we had in nouncertain terms observed that the previous orders of theState Government imposing restrictions on user of public transport had no sanction of law and that in keeping with theimproving situation, it would be eminently desirable if theCommittee takes a decision which would effectively put aquietus to the issues raised in the PIL petitions. The hope andtrust reposed by us in the Committee that it would take adecision, which is reasonable and not in derogation of theFundamental Rights of the citizens guaranteed by Article19(1)(d), stand belied. We were utterly mistaken. TheCommittee, instead of respecting the observations that weremade in the order dated 22nd February 2022, has once againinsisted on only those who are vaccinated to avail publictransport despite the fact that presently in Mumbai and itsadjoining areas almost every activity is being performed as inthe pre-pandemic days and normalcy has been restored in fairmeasure. In hindsight, we feel that having regard to the grossviolations of the Disaster Management Act, 2005 (hereafter“the Act”, for short) and the rules framed thereunder inimposing restrictions since 10th August 2021, it would havebeen appropriate if we had struck down the further orderspassed in the name of the State Government post August,2021 by the Chief Secretary, Government of Maharashtra inexercise of our suo motu powers instead of, in accordancewith judicial discipline, permitting the Committee to take afresh decision. This decision of the Committee, in thecircumstances, is unexpected to say the least.
February 23, 2022

Bombay HC Order – 22.02.2022

Bombay High Court order in PIL 84 & 85 for vaccine mandate in local trains
February 9, 2022

Bombay High Court quashed case against a person for not wearing mask

A big slap to BMC and corrupt police
November 29, 2021

Anandaiah Ayurvedic Composition accepted by Andhra Pradesh High Court

Anandia’s Ayurvedic composition verified by the State Government and approved by the Hon’ble High Court
November 23, 2021

Manipur High Court at Imphal Order

Osbert Khaling Vs. State of Manipur and Ors. 2021 SCC OnLine Mani 234
November 23, 2021

Gauhati High Court – Itanagar Bench Order

Madan Milli Vs. UOI 2021 SCC OnLine Gau
July 5, 2021

Gauhati High Court judgement against vaccination policy of Mizoram State

...As the vaccinated and un-vaccinated persons would have to follow the covid proper behavior protocols as per the SOP, there is no justification for discrimination."
June 24, 2021

Meghalaya High Court order on suo motu PIL on matter of mandatory Covid Vaccination policy

"Therefore, right to and the welfare policy for vaccination can never affect a major fundamental right; i.e., right to life, personal liberty and livelihood...
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