MR vaccination: Misinformed Muslim parents argue with doctors in Bhatkal

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February 20, 2017

Bhatkal, Feb 20: Chaos prevailed in Shams English medium school at Hebale Jamiabad in Bhatkal after the parents of some Muslim students argued with the doctors and teachers there saying that the ongoing Measles-Rubella (MR) vaccination drive was a conspiracy against the community.

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The opposition by the parents continued on Monday also. On being informed, tahsildar V?N?Badarkar came to the school and tried to reason it out with the protestors. But the parents launched a diatribe against the tahsildar himself.

They charged that the vaccination drive was a conspiracy by the Union government and the RSS?to control the Muslim population. No police complaint has been registered about the incident so far.

The tahsildar has warned against efforts to intimidate the teachers and doctors. He said the vaccination was compulsory for all students as part of a nationwide drive.

More than 16,000 Hindu students have been vaccinated so far, Badarkar said, adding that efforts to convince the Muslim community members were on to clear their misconceptions.

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VNR2000
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Tuesday, 21 Feb 2017

There was a Watsaap Msg in Viral about Fake vaccine...whickh leds to Infertiltlity. So this is the reason people dont want to take risk.

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