Free Medical Care Anywhere In India - YS Jagan

Update: 2018-04-07 17:34 GMT
YS Jaganmohan Reddy is touring all over Andhra Pradesh state as part of his Praja Sankalpa Yatra, for past 130 days.

The young leader said that his father YS Rajasekhar Reddy introduced many welfare schemes for poor people in the state. If he is able take one step forward, his son will take two steps forward in the right direction, he said.

He introduced new medical care plan under his Navaratnalu (Nine gems) scheme for poor people.

As part of it, he said, "Arogya Sri, scheme is introduced for poor people in Andhra Pradesh to breathe easy and have a debt free life to concentrate on their health.

"Today, due to Nara Chandrababu Naidu Goverment, in Hyderabad, people are being sent away saying that other state cards do not work in Telangana," said Jagan

He said that if his party will come to power, no matter how much it will cost, he will all the medical care free post Rs.1000 for backward and economically poor people.

He also announced few modifications to that bill he is going to introduce after coming to power.

*Every operation anywhere in Andhra Pradesh and outside Andhra Pradesh will be done free for all poor people who have Arogya Sri cards.

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Free Medical Care In Any Hospital Anywhere In Country YS Jagan

* For older people, Rs. 10,000 will be released every month for their medicine costs, who are suffering from long term diseases.

* Operations for ears and dumb child patients will be free like under YSR Government.

* In every Mandal office, there will be a dialysis center for Kidney patients and a Chemotherapy center for Cancer patients.

* After Operation, during recovery period a good amount will be given to the patients as they cannot work immediately.

He also stated that his Goverment his reduce the pension age from 65 years to 60 years and for heavy workers the age will be 45 years. He maintained that if they are any changes and suggestions in his plans people can come and directly approach him.
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