What happened on 30th May in Hiranandani Heritage Society in Kandivali?
Representational picture | Photo Credit: PTI  Key Highlights Residents are worried after paying for vaccine did they got real vaccine jab or not Residents received certificates from different hospitals including BMC run COVID center when it was private camp Police is investigating this case  Hiranandani Heritage residents who celebrated the vaccination drive on 30th of May are now worried about whether they did get actual vaccine jabs or not. They have received different certificates of vaccine from different hospitals while they were told that the vaccination camp jas been organised with help of Kokilaben Hospital. According to residents, two people - Mr Pandey and Sanjay Gupta had approached the society committee saying they are from Kokilaben hospital and negotiated to provide vaccine for 400 residents. Vaccination drive was arranged for residents on 30th May. On the 30th of May 3 member team from local Shivam Hospital had come for vaccination at society complex without any computer system, alleged residents. On the same day, the drive was started at 9 am and ended by 12:30-1:00 pm. Now residents are questioning the entire issue. " "We were shocked how come they finished the drive in 3 hours and vaccinated 390 residents. Non of us that time got any OTP and when we asked about it we were told that OTP and certificates will come later," said resident Hitesh Patel. "They asked for only Aadhar card details. No OTP was generated on that day. What I have observed and read that post vaccination usually some symptoms come up but hardly anyone from our society got such symptoms, which raises more serious question about whether we really got the vaccine jab or it was water?" said worried Nikita Bhayani. The residents of the society paid approx Rs 1200 for the Covishield vaccine but alleged that they didn't get any receipt on that day. They were told receipts will be given to them later. The residents then started raising this issue and now have doubts whether they got a real vaccine or not. Residents have approached the police to investigate this matter. After receiving the complaint, the Kandivali police is carrying out preliminary investigation in this case. They are calling hospitals whose names have appeared on certificates and are also recording statements of residents and committee members who arranged this camp. Only a police investigation can give answers to the above questions. But this incident is an example for such residential societies and corporate offices who want to conduct vaccine camps.