Foundation stone for 1,164-bed hospital laid by Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal in Sirspur
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New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has recently laid the foundation stone for the 1,164-bed hospital in Sirspur village here.
Addressing the crowd at the event, the Chief Minister said, "AAP government will build a hospital accommodating 1,164 beds in the first phase and 1,500 beds will be added later. In January, the construction works will begin. The construction works of the hospital will be completed in 36 months."
He added, "Our government has made all the treatments, tests, medicines in all government hospitals in Delhi free. It is for both the rich and the poor. All the opposition parties are busy attacking me over this and I want to ask the people of Delhi, am I doing something wrong by making treatment free?"
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Simultaneously, work on a 650-bed hospital is going to start in Madipur Vidhan Sabha for which funds have been sanctioned, the Chief Minister added.
Addressing the crowd at the event, the Chief Minister said, "AAP government will build a hospital accommodating 1,164 beds in the first phase and 1,500 beds will be added later. In January, the construction works will begin. The construction works of the hospital will be completed in 36 months."
He added, "Our government has made all the treatments, tests, medicines in all government hospitals in Delhi free. It is for both the rich and the poor. All the opposition parties are busy attacking me over this and I want to ask the people of Delhi, am I doing something wrong by making treatment free?"
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Simultaneously, work on a 650-bed hospital is going to start in Madipur Vidhan Sabha for which funds have been sanctioned, the Chief Minister added.
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