Nadda trashes Nitishs HOLLOW CLAIM in Health sector
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PATNA: The NDA government today sought to expose the "hollow claim" of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on health issue by highlighting declining figures of institutional delivery as well as slide in number of patients coming to hospitals when JD(U) was in power without BJP.
While OPD patients per 10,000 of patients in 2013-14 was 7,141, it slided to 6,532 in 2014-15, Union Health Minister J P Nadda told reporters.
Against 15 lakh institutional deliveries in 2013-14, there were 14 lakh institutional deliveries in 2014-15, he said.
Highlighting infrastructural bottlenecks in Bihar, Nadda said the state faced 45 per cent shortage of doctors, 70 per cent shortage of specialists and 84 per cent shortage of paramedical staff.
Nadda, who has been campaigning in Bihar in favour of NDA in the elections, sought to expose "hollow claims" of Nitish Kumar on health count which he has been highlighting among his big achievements of 10-year of rule.
While OPD patients per 10,000 of patients in 2013-14 was 7,141, it slided to 6,532 in 2014-15, Union Health Minister J P Nadda told reporters.
Against 15 lakh institutional deliveries in 2013-14, there were 14 lakh institutional deliveries in 2014-15, he said.
Highlighting infrastructural bottlenecks in Bihar, Nadda said the state faced 45 per cent shortage of doctors, 70 per cent shortage of specialists and 84 per cent shortage of paramedical staff.
Nadda, who has been campaigning in Bihar in favour of NDA in the elections, sought to expose "hollow claims" of Nitish Kumar on health count which he has been highlighting among his big achievements of 10-year of rule.
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