Inglorious Free Surgery Scheme of AAP party exposed

Inglorious Free Surgery Scheme of AAP party exposed

NEW DELHI: The Arvind Kejriwal tall claims of free surgeries for the Delhi citizens have been brought to light by Dainik Bhaskar. Their sting operation has uncovered the two-faced politics that is been practiced by the Delhi's Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal.

The AAP government rolled out a scheme in the month of July, under which patients can get a list of 52 specified surgeries done at 48 enlisted private hospitals in Delhi and NCR.

As per the government's statement, free surgery scheme covered almost all the major private hospitals in Delhi and NCR. The services were made available to all the bonafide residents of Delhi.

As per Dainik Bhaskar's sting report, doctors of some reputed hospitals and brokers started exploiting general public by taking the advantage of it. Patients are been lured at very low rates for treatment and thus the time of their surgery is been decided according to that.

Even the Doctors are said to be directly involved in this and they are helping the patients to get the brokers number.

After that, the patient is being forced to buy the surgery-related items from the same agent. The condition is so much worse that, different doctors have different agents for their convenience and patients are at the receiving end.

This all nexus is running just under the nose of Delhi government. So, it shall not be wrong to blame the AAP party transparency on such issues.

The idea of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was rooted in India against corruption but with such exposures, it's hard to believe their ethics. Even the credibility of their party members is in question as many of them are found to be involved in some of the other scam, including the party leader.

The party which unsettled the Congress and was running campaigns against them during their own election time offered unconditional support to the same party in Gujrat elections just for the sake of power.

With such acts, the hollowness of party agenda can be gauzed clearly.

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