Haryana CM announces Free Treatment at District Hospitals from August 15
Nayab Singh Saini
Kurukshetra: In a move to strengthen the public healthcare system, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced that beginning August 15, free treatment for all diseases will be made available at one government hospital in each district headquarters across the state.
Speaking during a visit to the villages of Kishanpura and Girdarpur, CM Saini said these designated hospitals will be modernised and fully equipped, and will also offer services under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. He also visited Ban, Behlolpur, and Jalkheri villages, interacting with local residents.
To streamline patient referrals, the government will establish committees at these hospitals to evaluate cases requiring transfer to higher medical centres such as PGI Chandigarh or other tertiary care institutions.
During his interactions at the community centre in Kishanpura and the Gurdwara hall in Girdarpur, CM Saini listened to local grievances and instructed relevant departments to take immediate action. He also participated in a tree plantation drive with villagers and announced a grant of Rs 21 lakh each for development works in both villages.
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He highlighted that over ₹110 crore worth of development projects are underway in the constituency and praised district officials for their responsiveness to public issues.
CM Saini invited people to freely submit their grievances in writing to DC Neha Singh, other local officials, or the CM's office. He added that in case of an emergency, people are welcome to come and meet him in Chandigarh.
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