Telangana Health Minister Eatala Rajender, who had declared he would take the first Cocid vaccine shot on Saturday, did not do so today citing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "strict instruction" that health workers should be first in line. The minister had said he would take the first shot to instill confidence among people who still had apprehensions regarding safety of the vaccine. The PMO reiterated on Saturday that politicians should not jump the queue and must wait their turn even if they were only trying to inspire confidence.
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