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Kejriwal Issues Second Order from ED Custody, Focuses on Healthcare

Arvind Kejriwal Case: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, currently under the custody of the Enforcement Directorate (ED), issued a second directive on Tuesday, addressing concerns regarding the shortage of medicines and diagnostic tests at mohalla clinics and hospitals across the...
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Arvind Kejriwal Case: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, currently under the custody of the Enforcement Directorate (ED), issued a second directive on Tuesday, addressing concerns regarding the shortage of medicines and diagnostic tests at mohalla clinics and hospitals across the capital.

Health Minister's Statement

Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj revealed that, despite being in custody, Kejriwal remains deeply concerned about the well-being of Delhi's residents. Bharadwaj conveyed Kejriwal's instructions, emphasizing the CM's distress over reports of medicine unavailability and disruptions in free diagnostic tests at various healthcare facilities.

Arvind Kejriwal Case

Addressing Medical Shortages

Bharadwaj highlighted the critical need for medicines, particularly among economically disadvantaged families who rely on government hospitals for their healthcare needs. Kejriwal's directive underscores the importance of ensuring uninterrupted access to essential medications and diagnostic services for all residents, regardless of their own circumstances.

Immediate Action is required

In response to Kejriwal's orders, Bharadwaj pledged to take swift measures to rectify the situation. He assured the public that the Health Department would work tirelessly to address the shortages and ensure that hospitals and mohalla clinics are adequately stocked with medicines and equipped to conduct diagnostic tests.

Previous Directives

This recent directive follows Kejriwal's earlier order, issued from jail on Sunday, which tasked Minister Atishi with addressing water and sewage-related issues in the city.

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BJP's Response

In contrast to the CM's actions, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Harish Khurana criticized Kejriwal's conduct, accusing him of attempting to play the victim card. Khurana alleged corruption charges against Kejriwal and emphasized the need for his resignation.

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