They are far from "stomping the virus out totally". And there is no evidence to your claim that Invermectin is responsible for any reduction in deaths or cases in that country. Check these articles, for example:
https://www.aap.com.au/no-proof-ivermectin-and-hydroxy-regime-led-to-covid-decline-in-india/
https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-reports/exclusives/92644
What's interesting here is that you are attributing an unproven drug as successful as combatting the virus while it's actually India's increased focus on managing the virus via other means. You really need to read this:As the second (and much harder) wave hit earlier in 2021, however, Prime Minister Narendra Modi resisted pressure to reimpose a national lockdown, handing the responsibility to individual states over whether to reimplement restrictions instead. A member of the prime minister’s economic advisory council defended the Modi government as it came under pressure in May, telling CNBC that state governments should have the final say in social restrictions.
In addition, and in a bid to deal with the crisis, India halted exports of Covid vaccines (it makes a domestic version of the AstraZeneca-University of Oxford shot called “Covishield”) and is unlikely to resume any exports until the end of the year.
Public health experts told the Financial Times in late May that regional lockdowns, reduced social interaction and an increasing number of antibodies against Covid among the general population were helping to bring down the infection rate in India. Vaccinations too have helped to continue the downward trend in cases.
Exposure to coronavirus during the second wave has been exemplified in the latest data showing the prevalence of antibodies against Covid among the general population.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/23/coronavirus-how-india-is-doing-now-after-delta-variant-spread.html
Maybe then your delusion will end.
