SC directs Centre to frame no-fault compensation policy for serious adverse events post COVID-19 vaccination

The judgment by a Bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta was based on a petition seeking compensation for ‘After Effects From Immunisation’ (AEFI) deaths allegedly caused by COVID-19…

10 Mar, 05:57 — 11 Mar, 02:45

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The Supreme Court of India directed the Central government to frame a no-fault compensation policy.
The policy is intended for serious adverse events occurring after COVID-19 vaccination.
The directive was issued in response to a petition concerning 'After Effects From Immunisation' (AEFI).

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The Supreme Court judgment was delivered by a Bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta.

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The petition sought compensation for deaths allegedly caused by COVID-19 vaccination.

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This directive is significant as it could provide a streamlined mechanism for individuals to receive compensation for adverse events post-vaccination without needing to prove fault, potentially addressing public concerns about vaccine safety and accountability. It establishes a legal precedent for government responsibility in public health campaigns.

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