<p>The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to consider a plea for a direction to the Union government to approach the International Court of Justice to seek $600 billion from China for creating a "biological warfare weapon of COVID-19 to kill mass population" in India.</p>.<p>A bench presided over by Chief Justice S A Bobde said we are not entertaining the plea.</p>.<p>The court, however, allowed Madurai-resident K K Ramesh to make a representation to the Union government and gave a liberty for it to him.</p>.<p>The petitioner pointed out that many countries and its leaders have openly expressed their view that China created biological weapon of COVID-19, which was not originated from animals. America's president also said that he did have evidence of COVID-19 pandemic being created in biological lab in China, the plea claimed. </p>.<p>The petition filed by advocate C R Jaya Sukin contended that the Wuhan Institute of Virology had been used for China’s illegal biological warfare weapon program. </p>.<p>The petition claimed, "The People's Republic of China had deliberately created biological weapon COVID-19 against India and leaked it to every public places that killed Indian people and destroyed India's economy." </p>.<p>It contended the COVID-19 is an extremely dangerous disease. It was designed to mutate from person to person. Many people got killed, a lot of people were admitted to hospital for treatment, and crores of people have lost their jobs due to COVID-19. </p>.<p>The petitioner said the International Court of Justice has been constituted for hearing the disputes between the States. Common citizens cannot file a petition over there, so the petitioner filed the plea as a Public Interest Litigation (PIL).</p>
<p>The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to consider a plea for a direction to the Union government to approach the International Court of Justice to seek $600 billion from China for creating a "biological warfare weapon of COVID-19 to kill mass population" in India.</p>.<p>A bench presided over by Chief Justice S A Bobde said we are not entertaining the plea.</p>.<p>The court, however, allowed Madurai-resident K K Ramesh to make a representation to the Union government and gave a liberty for it to him.</p>.<p>The petitioner pointed out that many countries and its leaders have openly expressed their view that China created biological weapon of COVID-19, which was not originated from animals. America's president also said that he did have evidence of COVID-19 pandemic being created in biological lab in China, the plea claimed. </p>.<p>The petition filed by advocate C R Jaya Sukin contended that the Wuhan Institute of Virology had been used for China’s illegal biological warfare weapon program. </p>.<p>The petition claimed, "The People's Republic of China had deliberately created biological weapon COVID-19 against India and leaked it to every public places that killed Indian people and destroyed India's economy." </p>.<p>It contended the COVID-19 is an extremely dangerous disease. It was designed to mutate from person to person. Many people got killed, a lot of people were admitted to hospital for treatment, and crores of people have lost their jobs due to COVID-19. </p>.<p>The petitioner said the International Court of Justice has been constituted for hearing the disputes between the States. Common citizens cannot file a petition over there, so the petitioner filed the plea as a Public Interest Litigation (PIL).</p>
