Patna: Most members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha from Bihar have taken the second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, when they prepare to participate in Monsoon Parliament sessions, which will be “normal sessions”.
Previously, the three sessions were cut off due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The report said the Monsoon Parliament session would likely start from July 19 to August 13.
Lok Sabha has 540 MPs and members of Rajya Sabha 232.
The report also said Covid-19 vaccination is not a prerequisite because 75% of Lok Saba and Rajya members have taken both vaccines and the rest have received the first dose.
When contacted on the phone, part of the member of Lok Sabha from Bihar opposite the party said that they had taken “both doses.” In some cases other people, their staff retained the same thing about their respective parliamentarians.
From Bihar, Lok Sabha has 40 parliamentarians, including 17 from BJP, 16 of JD (U) and one from Congress.
Six other members of the elected parliament from the Lok Jansakti Party (LJP), which, however, had parted ways with five members of the parliament with Hajipur MP Pashupati rebel MP Pashupati Kumar Paras, left his nephew Chirag Paswan, who was elected from Jatui.
Rajya Sabha has 15 members of the state.
Among the five ministers of trade unions from the country is Ravi Shankar Prasad, Giriraj Singh, Raj Kumar Singh, Ashwini Kumar Choubey and Nityanand Rai.
While Prasad was one of the first of the union minister of the country who took the first jab day after PM Narendra Modi, President Ramnath Kovind and Union Home Minister Amit Shah had their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine in Aiims-Delhi in March.
1, mark the start of the second drive vaccination intended to discuss people over 60 years.
Prasad took his first dose at AIIMS Patna on March 2 and the second dose on April 2 at AIIMS-Delhi.
Giriraj held his first dose on March 3 at conscious Hospital, Begusarai.
The second dose Chouboreytook on June 24.
JD (U) MP Dinesh Chandra Yadav, who took the first dose in the Annexe Parliament Building and the second dose in the vaccination center in the Madhepura parliamentary election, “even in Delhi, a member of Parliament from Bihar told each other to take a vaccine.
As far as I know, partly The large parliamentarians have taken both of their doses.
You can’t ask people to take a vaccine, unless you yourself take it.
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