CURATED BY – SHREE NIWAS MISHRA | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Maihar, if you want to see the difference between words and actions, then there is no better example than the Bharatiya Janata Party government of Madhya Pradesh. The above allegation has been made by Youth Congress State Secretary Shivam Pandey on the current conditions of the civil hospital. Shri Pandey said that in the name of Swachhata Maha Abhiyan, the state government exposes the big claims made by it. After seeing the current condition of the civil hospital, it seems that if the patient stays here and gets treatment, then along with the disease with which he has come here, he will take other diseases of heavy infection from here. Lack of cleanliness at the entrance of the civil hospital and neglect of health facilities have created problems for the patients. Due to water accumulation on the flat area at the entrance of the hospital, mosquitoes and other insects are being born, which are serving diseases to the patients. The same situation can be seen on the fourth floor of the hospital building when going to get the test report, where there is a pile of garbage and cobwebs.

The government is making big claims for health facilities, but the lack of cleanliness in the hospital and the neglect of health facilities have made it incapable of providing even the minimum health facilities to the common man. The hospital administration is not interested in this matter. Those who have responsibilities related to cleanliness only strengthen their hold on the government's Amul policy. Necessary steps should be taken for cleanliness. No one likes to focus on it. Cleanliness is now used only for wall painting. Where one cleanliness related instruction after another has been published, nothing is happening in reality. It is the responsibility of the hospital to provide a clean and safe environment to the patients to get healthy. In this regard, Shivam Pandey has demanded that to solve this problem, the cleaning staff should work continuously in the presence of the sanitation officer. Vomiting, diarrhea, cholera, viral, jaundice and other stomach diseases are occurring during the rainy season. If the infection spreads too much, those who are in charge of cleaning it should be held responsible.