RJD is reporting politics: bringing the plight of hospitals through social media, the ruling party is speaking before – remember the hospitals of your time.

Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav.

Now political parties are also doing ground reporting. She is also bringing the flaws of the government to the public. This reporting is being published on social media. Yes, Bihar’s main opposition party RJD Group is reporting. These are reported by the district and block level workers who open up the Bihar Health Service. RJD publishes pictures of the block’s health center, sub-health center, Badhal Hospital on its social media. All these pictures are shared by Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav.

Tejashwi Yadav shares the pictures of the RJD, revealing the health services of the Bihar government, and Lalu Yadav also shares it. On May 27, Tejashwi Yadav wrote with a photo that thousands of health centers are closed in a dilapidated state, but are working on paper. The buildings which are in good condition are given on rent to private people. Medicines, equipment, doctors are missing. Instead of nurses, her husband is doing duty as a fake doctor.

Both father and son are opening the poll of the government
At the same time, on 26 May, Lalu Yadav wrote that the public owners of Madhubani say that Nitish Kumar should be nominated for the Nobel Prize for closing hundreds of such health centers in the district. Lalu Yadav had written on behalf of RJD, the sub-health center of Harsuwar village of Harlakhi block area, on the plight. On 25 May, Tejashwi Yadav wrote that thousands of closed health centers in Bihar (but run smoothly on paper) have special blessings from Chief Minister @NitishKumarji and BJP Health Minister Mangal Pandey. Imagine how many thousands of crores are being lost every year.

Government should focus more on the virtual than the virtual
On May 25 itself, Tejashwi Yadav showed the video through his social media and wrote that when our MLA @RanvijaysahuRJD ji did a surprise inspection of the primary health center under his area, most of the staff including the in-charge were found missing. Numerous medicines were available, that too. Fitness equipment also missing. The Health Minister and CM should focus more on the actual than the virtual. On May 24, Tejashwi Yadav wrote that it is the primary health center working on paper (PHC) in Madhubani district of Bihar. See its condition yourself. It has been closed for years. Where will the fund allocated in the name of its operations go? Thousands of such health centers are closed in Bihar, courtesy of Nitish Kumar’s organized corruption.

The system changed in 16 years
Tejashwi Yadav has said that how strong was the health system of Bihar during RJD rule in 2005 and how dilapidated it is in Nitish-BJP rule after 16 years? In 2005, there were 10337 functioning health sub centers in rural Bihar, whereas in 2020 there are only 9112 sub centers on paper. Most of them are not even employed. Tejashwi said that the total number of community health centers in the state was 101 in 2005, which has come down to only 57 in 2020. In such a situation, the government should tell how many health centers functioning in the state till 2005 when it was closed, why and for what reason?

Cleanliness of JDU – more patients now go to the hospital than before
On this, JDU chief spokesperson Sanjay Singh says that our government has given more attention to quality. To improve healthcare, we opened new medical colleges, started health centers which were closed. Increased facilities from doctor to medicines. There is a way to give food to someone. Such as lentils-rice-vegetable-pickles. Just by calling someone, you will not drink water. After Nitish Kumar came to power, the government conducted a survey of government hospitals in Bihar. It was found that before 2006, an average of 39 people visit a hospital in a month. If there was no treatment in hospitals, people would not come. The beds used to be empty. Dogs roamed in hospitals. Since November 2005, the number of patients coming to the hospital for treatment in a month has increased to 1 thousand. Now an average of 10 thousand patients arrive in a hospital in a month.