CHANDIGARH, JAN 12
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that the question does not arise of holding the next Vidhan Sabha elections in 2018 and these will be held 2019 as per its scheduled time. However, on the call of the Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi, Haryana is fully ready if the elections of Vidhan Sabha elections are held simultaneously with Lok Sabha elections next year.
The Chief Minister was interacting with media persons after attending ‘Meet the CM’ programme organised on the occasion of ‘National Youth Day’ to commemorate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda at Panchkula today.
On being asked about proposed three-day visit of BJP President, Mr. Amit Shah starting from February 15, the Chief Minister said that Mr. Amit Shah’s oncoming visit has already been finalised during his last year visit to Rohtak. The youth of Haryana would organise rallies on motorcycles and make people aware about achievements of the government during his visit.
In reply to a question, the Chief Minister said that in the democratic set up of the country, BJP is a strong party at the grass root level with 30 lakh members and 30,000 active workers in Haryana. He said that party base would further be strengthened for ensuing Vidhan Sabha elections. The party would again come to power in 2019, he added.
On being asked about National Youth Day function, Mr. Manohar Lal said that earlier also such function was organized at Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra and in future also such functions would be organised. More than 800 students of 11 colleges and educational institutions of district Panchkula participated in this function today. Many meaningful questions were asked by youth in the function and good suggestions were also received from them.
When asked to comment on Panchkula Medical College, the Chief Minister said that approval has been given to establish AIIMS of AYUSH in Panchkula for which 25 acres have been identified. With a view to establish medical college in each district, approval has been given for establishing such colleges in seven districts and approval of other such seven colleges is under progress.
On being asked about expensive treatment facilities in private hospitals and incidences of negligence, he said that the Central Government has been framing law regarding do’s and don’ts for private hospitals below 50 beds, and it would soon be implemented.balbirsingh227@gmail.com
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that the question does not arise of holding the next Vidhan Sabha elections in 2018 and these will be held 2019 as per its scheduled time. However, on the call of the Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi, Haryana is fully ready if the elections of Vidhan Sabha elections are held simultaneously with Lok Sabha elections next year.
The Chief Minister was interacting with media persons after attending ‘Meet the CM’ programme organised on the occasion of ‘National Youth Day’ to commemorate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda at Panchkula today.
On being asked about proposed three-day visit of BJP President, Mr. Amit Shah starting from February 15, the Chief Minister said that Mr. Amit Shah’s oncoming visit has already been finalised during his last year visit to Rohtak. The youth of Haryana would organise rallies on motorcycles and make people aware about achievements of the government during his visit.
In reply to a question, the Chief Minister said that in the democratic set up of the country, BJP is a strong party at the grass root level with 30 lakh members and 30,000 active workers in Haryana. He said that party base would further be strengthened for ensuing Vidhan Sabha elections. The party would again come to power in 2019, he added.
On being asked about National Youth Day function, Mr. Manohar Lal said that earlier also such function was organized at Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra and in future also such functions would be organised. More than 800 students of 11 colleges and educational institutions of district Panchkula participated in this function today. Many meaningful questions were asked by youth in the function and good suggestions were also received from them.
When asked to comment on Panchkula Medical College, the Chief Minister said that approval has been given to establish AIIMS of AYUSH in Panchkula for which 25 acres have been identified. With a view to establish medical college in each district, approval has been given for establishing such colleges in seven districts and approval of other such seven colleges is under progress.
On being asked about expensive treatment facilities in private hospitals and incidences of negligence, he said that the Central Government has been framing law regarding do’s and don’ts for private hospitals below 50 beds, and it would soon be implemented.balbirsingh227@gmail.com
No comments:
Post a Comment