Karnataka Doctor treat patient under mobile flashlight amid power cut
Chitradurga: A doctor at the government hospital in the Molakalmuru taluk in Chitradurga district treated a patient under the flashlight of a mobile phone after a prolonged power cut. The incident was captured on camera and was shared on social media.
According to sources, the area has been affected by power cuts for the past one week and the hospital is no exception.
The BJP's 'Darkness Bhagya' jibe is apparently aimed at the ruling Congress' scheme of providing free electricity up to 200 units under its 'Gruha Jyoti' to households, reports news agency PTI.
The BJP called it 'Darkness Bhagya' gifted as another 'guarantee' on the completion of one year of Siddaramaiah's government. The party also shared the video on its 'X' handle.
The video shows a doctor treating a patient at the hospital at Molakalmuru taluk in Chitradurga district using the flashlight of a mobile phone and the medical store depends on patients' mobile phone's flash light to give them medicines.
"One year guarantee 'Darkness Bhagya' It's a gift from Congress government in Karnataka which is celebrating the completion of one year in the office! Congress government led by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has reached such a dire situation that even hospitals are not supplied with electricity. Treasury is empty, and there is no electricity! This is a 'Chombu' (round water pot) and 'Chippu' (coconut shell) government!", the BJP said on 'X'.
The Congress had called the Central government headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a 'Chombu' government, symbolising emptiness.
In retaliation, the BJP launched a drive calling the Siddaramaiah regime as 'Chippu' government. Chippu depicts uselessness.
