Patna: Opposition Leader in the Bihar Legislative Assembly, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav on Saturday regarding the State Government of Medical Infrastructure Bihar and has called for interactions with doctors on Sunday to listen to their situation.
He also took Jibe at the Chairman of Minister Nitish Kumar for media questions about the Ayog Niti report at the District Hospital throughout the country.
Tejashwi on Saturday uploaded a Nitish CM video where the latter could be heard said “Nahi Pata” (I didn’t realize), “when he was asked about reports released by Niti Ayog and the performance of the country in Nitish’s.
The answer, Tejashwi wrote CM did not realize that Bihar is below in the education, health and development index, as well as in increasing crime and fraud.
पत्रकार: सरकार, नीतिआयोग्रसबसे है बिह्डी है.
CM: “पता नहीं” बिहार शिक्षा, स्वास्थ्य, https://t.co/ 0QQLNWKHG6- Tejashwi Yadav (@yadavtejashwi) 1633155021000 “The Department of Health Bihar is only rotting according to Niti Aayog, the government becomes blind to his fate of doctors, medical staff & poor patients, I will try to enter down each Malady overwrite the Medical System Hina Bihar with Listen to our doctor’s wisdom, “Tweeted Tejashwi with a posters at the conversation he would have with a doctor on Sunday at his party’s office.
Even the founder of RJD then PR Asad Da N Former Minister of Justice and Vice President Rabri Devi through Twitter attack the state government of poor performance in accordance with Niti Ayog’s statement.
This development occurred after Niti Ayog on Thursday launched a report on the best practices in the District Hospital and Bihar were among the lower states in several categories, while in several other people ranking above the national average.
Hospitals are classified in three categories, small hospitals that have less than or equal to 200 beds, middle hospitals that have between 201 to 300 beds and large hospitals with more than 300 beds.
For example, in the category of the number of beds per lakh population, in a large hospital Bihar stands at the last with 12 beds per one population of lakh, while the average country 33.
Even in small and medium hospitals, it’s in the second one from below Each with five and 11 beds.
In the category to measure the diagnostic services provided at the district hospital, Bihar is below the country’s average in the three sized hospitals.
However, in core health care services, Bihar is above the national average in small and large district hospitals.
In the number of operations carried out in a year by a surgeon, at the Small and Medium District Hospital Bihar is above the national average.
While in a small hospital, 160 operations were carried out by a surgeon in a year, against the average state of 140 and in medium-sized hospitals Bihar had the second highest operating number with 1202 operations carried out by a surgeon with the average state 262.