City
Epaper

LG overrules Kejriwal decision reserving Delhi hospitals for residents

By IANS | Updated: June 8, 2020 18:55 IST

In a major setback for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Lt Governor Anil Baijal on Monday overruled his decision ...

Open in App

In a major setback for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Lt Governor Anil Baijal on Monday overruled his decision that Delhi government hospitals will treat only the residents of the city.

According to top sources, Baijal has overruled Kejriwal's decision as he is also the Chairman of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority.

The move comes a day after Kejriwal announced that Delhi government hospitals will be available for the citizens of the city only, while those run by the Central government will remain open for all. He has also announced that private hospitals except those where special surgeries like neurosurgery are performed will also be kept reserved for Delhi residents.

( With inputs from IANS )

Tags: Delhi disaster management authorityArvind KejriwalAnil Baijal
Open in App

Related Stories

National“A Big Political Conspiracy”: Arvind Kejriwal Gets Emotional After Delhi Court Acquits AAP Leader in Liquor Scam Case

MaharashtraBJP Failed to Secure Majority in BMC Because Public Is Against Them: Kejriwal

MumbaiBMC Elections 2026: AAP Releases ‘Kejriwalchi Guarantee’ Manifesto, Promises Free Water, Power, Education and Healthcare

NationalArvind Kejriwal Slams Gujarat Govt Over Action Against Farmers, Claims AAP Emerging As 'Real Alternative'

National“We Discussed Election Strategy…Will Do Our Best To Ensure Sudarshan Reddy Wins”: AAP Convenor Arvind Kejriwal

Health Realted Stories

HealthChhattisgarh: African Swine Fever outbreak confirmed, 300 pigs culled

HealthDelhi HC Court strikes down FSSAI regulation on cattle feed as ultra vires

HealthStruggling With Body Pain? These Sleeping Positions Can Help You To Sleep Better

HealthSouth Africa sees upcoming summit as platform to bolster economic ties with India

HealthFood PLI scheme attracts Rs 9,207 crore investment, creates 3.29 lakh jobs