Indore: State government will follow Delhi, Rajasthan and Kerala for better health services in the state. Government will send a team of health officers to these states to study the facilities in government health set-ups and appropriate facilities will be implemented in state as well.
According to Health Minister Tulsi Silawat, “We are sending a team of doctors for studying the facilities in Rajasthan, Kerala and Delhi. The team will report us about the best facilities which we can also implement in our state.” Silawat also added that the team members will also learn about the failures of health schemes and reasons for the same in these three states so that they will implement the same in right way.
“Conditions of health facilities in the state are very poor for last 15 years and it will take time to bring it back on the track. I have completed not more than 45 days as the minister. We will turn things better but it requires time,” he said. Talking about establishment of ‘Mohalla Clinics,’ he said that the matter is under discussion and they will take action after being satisfied completely.
‘It’s good if Digvijay contests election from Indore’
Replying on the chances of Digvijay Singh’s to become a Lok Sabha candidate from Indore, Silawat said, “Singh is a senior leader and a former chief minister of the state. It will be good for us if he contested election from Indore.” Silawat said Congress has the history of planting big leaders of the state in Indore, including Prakash Chand Sethi. “PC Sethi was brought to Indore from Ujjain at the time when Comarade Daji had a strong hold,” he added.
