Akhilesh Yadav, the leader of the Samajwadi Party, has accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government of intentionally neglecting the medical colleges, cancer institutes, and various hospitals that were established during his party’s tenure. He expressed concern over the deteriorating state of healthcare facilities in the region, attributing this decline to the current administration’s lack of focus on public health infrastructure. According to Yadav, the previous government invested significantly in building a robust healthcare system to serve the needs of the population, but the BJP has failed to uphold these initiatives.
Yadav pointed out that the neglect of these medical institutions not only affects patient care but also undermines the overall health and well-being of the community. He emphasized that the government should prioritize the maintenance and enhancement of existing healthcare facilities instead of allowing them to fall into disrepair. The former Chief Minister suggested that this oversight reflects a broader pattern of disregard for essential services, which he believes should be at the forefront of any responsible government’s agenda.
The Samajwadi Party leader called for a renewed commitment to healthcare, urging the current administration to recognize the importance of investing in medical infrastructure. He argued that a strong healthcare system is crucial for the prosperity of the region and for ensuring that all citizens have access to quality medical care. Yadav’s comments resonate with the frustrations of many residents who have witnessed the decline of services that were once thriving during the previous administration. He concluded by reiterating the need for a collaborative effort to restore and improve healthcare facilities, ensuring they meet the demands of the population.
