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Free health camp held to mark Narendra Modi's birthday
A free health camp was organised in Saikalyana Mandapam here on Monday under the leadership of district BJP Executive Committee Member, B Ranga Rao as part of the ‘Seva Saptah’ to mark the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was inaugurated by OBC Commission Member Achary.
Allwyn Colony: A free health camp was organised in Saikalyana Mandapam here on Monday under the leadership of district BJP Executive Committee Member, B Ranga Rao as part of the 'Seva Saptah' to mark the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was inaugurated by OBC Commission Member Achary.
Addressing the participants, Achary said the PM was keen that people across the country should be healthy. Hence the Centre was implementing the Ayushmaan Bharat scheme, he said, adding that the scheme was better than the Aarogyasri in the State.
Achary accused Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao of 'colluding' with corporate hospitals to prevent implementation of the Ayushmaan Bharat scheme. He praised Modi's initiatives like Triple Talak Act and scrapping of Article 370 in J & K.
Among those present at the camp included State BJP leaders B Kuruva Rao, Naresh, BJYM National Executive member Narendar Reddy, Bhaskar Reddy, Yoganand Reddy, Muvva Satyanarayana, Kumar Yadav, R J Chary, Narsing, Kumar Chary and Ravinder Rao.
