Ujwal Jalashi
New Delhi, February 20
Chief Minister Likhi Gupta Gupta’s newly elected Delhi Cabota has also approved the implementation of India’s plan to the top-up of Rs. 5 lakh in his first meeting.
Chief Minister Lika Gupta presiding over her first Cabinet meeting after his first press conference of Rs 5 lakh in Delhi to implement India’s plan to implement India’s plan and the first meeting of the Vidhan Sabha Discussed and passed it.
The BJP had promised to implement the Vistanian government of the Union Government to provide medical care to the people of Delhi during the Delhi Assembly. The plan will provide free treatment for Rs 5 lakh to Rs 5 lakh, in which the state government will provide an additional Rs. 5 lakh for all low-income families.
According to the Manifesto of the BJP, senior citizens of the age of 70 years will get free OPD and a free treatment for a free treatment of Rs. 10 lakh as well as Rs 10 lakh. Similarly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had promised to take tough action against corruption when he became the BJP-led government in his election rallies.
It may be recalled that the media was widely reported by the media last month, which had pushed backfoot at the Delhi Assembly elections. In both the caje reports, the government was criticized by the government of Rs. 2000 crore to the exchange policy in the renovation project against the civilian project and 2021-22.
In response to a question, Chief Minister Gupta said that the benefit of Ausman’s plan would meet those people who come into the category.
“We will detail you about it, the Chief Minister said. We have to sign an agreement with the Union Government. Today we have completed formal action. The previous (self) the government had filed a case against the scheme which has started the action to withdraw. Once he will end the court proceedings, we will bring this plan into public sector. “
The Department of Honvors, under which the BJP had promised to provide Rs 2,500 monthly assistance, “he said that he also discussed this plan during the Cabinet meeting. “We discussed. Many things need to be finalized. We need to discuss more on this plan and continue it in the next meeting ‘
