Karnataka Govt Should Focus on Govt Hospitals Instead New Medical Bill: BSY
Team Udayavani, Nov 4, 2017, 3:14 PM IST
Tumkur: Karnataka state government is trying to control the activities of the doctors by implementing Karnataka Private Medical Establishments (Amendment) Bill, 2017 without upgrading the medical facilities at government run hospitals in the state, said Karnataka State BJP President BS Yeddyurappa.
Speaking in a press conference here in Tumkur on Saturday he said that Congress led state government is unnecessarily targeted the private doctors which have created panic among the patients and their relatives.
The common people have been struggling to get medicines and other medical services in rural areas at state run hospitals. The state health minister has continued his irresponsibility towards 24 hour long strike against Karnataka Private Medical Establishments (Amendment) Bill, 2017 by private doctors. BJP leader has also accused that the state government has passed many anti people acts in the last 4.5 years.
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