Ajit Pawar: Unnecessary presence of political parties at vaccination center will not be tolerated

Implement a code of conduct that political parties and activists should not stop within 100 meters of an vaccination center just like elections. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has directed the administration to deploy police security in the area. Pawar also clarified that he would not tolerate unnecessary presence of political parties at any vaccination center in Pune.

State Deputy Chief Minister and Pune Guardian Minister Ajit Pawar met prominent leaders of Mahavikas Aghadi in Pune city. All these leaders pointed out to Pawar the fact about the ongoing political interference in the vaccination center in the city.

Also, in many places, citizens do not get vaccinated even after registration, they have to stand in line for hours, they have to fall prey to opposition tactics. Efforts are also underway to find out how the make corona vaccine available to people of their choice.

In rural areas, the government has prepared regulations through SOPs. The order has been given to Pune Municipal Commissioner Vikram Kumar to implement this in the city of Pune and launch a separate online application of SOP of Pune Municipal Corporation.

Similarly District Collector Dr. Rajesh Deshmukh was to implement SOP in Pune city.

MLA Chetan Tupe, MLA Sunil Tingre, NCP city president Prashant Jagtap, Congress president Ramesh Bagwe, Shiv Sena's Sanjay More, former MLA Mohan Joshi, Abhay Chhajed, Sham Deshpande and Prashant Badhe were present on the occasion.