The American business magnate, philanthropist, and co-founder of Microsoft Corporation Bill Gates's controversial comments over COVID vaccine production have going viral on social media.

Earlier in an interview with Sky News, Gates was asked if it would be possible to change the intellectual property law to enable the formula for COVID vaccines to be shared. Gates clearly rejected the proposal of sharing the formula with developing countries and explained "Well, there’s only so many vaccine factories in the world and people are very serious about the safety of vaccines. And moving something that had never been done… moving vaccine, say, a from a (Johnson & Johnson) factory into a factory in India…its novel… it’s only because of our grants and expertise that can happen at all.”

Adding Gates said that Global vaccine rollout is not intellectual property. It’s not like there’s some idle vaccine factory, with regulatory approval, that makes magically safe vaccines. You know, you’ve got to do the trail on these things. Every manufacturing process needs to be looked at in a very careful way.

Now, Bill Gates has drawn flak for making such statements on India and other developing countries which are facing a huge crisis following the COVID.

Someone needs to strap down Bill Gates and pump these unknown “vaccines” into his nerdy and non-scientific greedy and evil veins.#BigTech #BigPharma #BillGates
— Coach Scott (@ScottFishman) April 30, 2021

Bill Fakes, the self-appointed Health Czar!@BillGates #BillGatesBioTerrorist #billgates pic.twitter.com/c1c1Xtjj6B
— Andy (@FightTheBigots) April 28, 2021

The evolution Of #BILLGATES. The continues effort by India to be superpower has definitely irked many who thought India could be a Colonial Market for ever..! https://t.co/xwgHvYmNhZ pic.twitter.com/h9828EiuOa
— Vamshi Ashwani (@Vam_Ash) April 30, 2021

WTF you want to say Mr Gates. Really WTF. You don't deserve this world. #BillGates #BillGatesBioTerrorist

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— Ashok Kumar Gaur (@gaurashokkumar) April 30, 2021