New Delhi: AAP’s Atishi has blamed the BJP-Run North Delhi Municipal Corporation to continue the care of patients at the Babu TB Rajan Hospital even though the building has been declared “dangerous”.
BJP Praveen Kapoor spokesman who was wrong with the situation and no patients stored in the “dangerous” area.
Atishi claimed that he had made a shock inspection at the hospital on Thursday and found that BJP played cruelly with Delhies’s life by continuing care in a messy ward.
“The hospital building is a disaster waiting to happen.
It can collapse anytime and take many lives,” Atishi said.
“BJP officials have …
leaving patients to die while finding a fatal condition of the hospital,” he accused the video of the hospital.
“We stand in front of a building where the company itself has written, ‘this building is dangerous, don’t come forward’,” Mla said.
“The poor who cannot afford to go to a private hospital come here.
Is this what we will do for these people?” Asked Atishi, who also took problems on Twitter.
Opposition leader Vikas Goel AAP, then said he had filed a complaint with the Mukherjee Nagar police station against BJP officials to continue treatment at the hospital despite the deteriorating condition.
“This is not only against corporate rules, but also to the best interests of patients and staff,” he thought.
Delhi spokesman BJP Kapoor claimed, “The truth is the front of a building, which is a closed veranda, recently declared dangerous while three-quarters of housing buildings are safe and worthy of habitation.” Even the ward shown in the video looked well maintained, he said.
“Patient officers interviewed by him too, have expressed satisfaction with treatment.” The leader of a house in the corporation, Chhail Bihari Goswami, said that except for block 9 and half of Block 14, the rest of the structure is intact and safe.
“MLA lied for small politics.
There were no patients received in a dangerous ward,” he said.
The deteriorating conditions of the 700 bed hospital, built in 1935, were highlighted by selected board members many times in the past.
The corporation has also presented a plan for rebuilding / improvements, but cannot be implemented due to lack of funds.
The AAP council member has requested to transfer facilities to the center or Delhi government.