Uttar Pradesh Congress president, Raj Babbar make a frontal attack on chief minister Yogi Adityanath and claimed that since Yogi had came to power, the state had turned Rogi (Sick). He called the chief minister as most `insensitive’ man and said that Congress would continue to their efforts to force Yogi Adityanath to accept his negligence in death of children and resign from the post.
“Yogi had made this state sick. He and his government is totally insensitive and were involved in deep rooted criminal conspiracy to remove evidences of death of children due to his government’s negligence”, asserted Babbar while calling the State government’s move to constitute a probe now into death of 49 children in Farukkabad hospital as nothing but a concentrated efforts to suppress the facts. Babbar made above allegations while addressing the media persons soon after visiting District Hospital in Farukkabad and also after meeting the family members of those who lost their kid due to alleged negligence of the doctors, on Tuesday afternoon.
Accompanied by Party MPs Sanjay Singh, Pramod Tewari, MlC Deepak Singh, MlA Aradhna Mishra, etc Babbar said that not just in Gorakhpur, now the negligence of the government is costing the lives of more children in Farukkabad, Varanasi, Bulundshahr, Bahraich, etc but the insensitive chief minister of the State in busy inaugurating Metro Rail or visiting Mathura to attend meeting of Rastriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS). He said that the Bharatiya Janta Party had cheated the public which had given a massive mandate hoping of `Achche Din’.
Babbar further said that the Central Government is also not concerned with the health of the poor and downtrodden section of society hence they made a drastic cut in the budget of National Rural Health Mission (NRHM). Congress president also showed his concern over poor availability of doctors in government hospital claiming that during his visit to some hospitals particularly in Gorakhpur, he found that in place of sanctioned post of 11 doctors, just two doctors were attending the patients. Babbar also hailed the media for highlighting the negligence of the government which lead to deaths of children.