Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that treatment of a patient must be his fundamental right. In a welfare State, it is the responsibility of the Government to ensure that every ailing person is treated.
Chouhan was addressing a two-day 20th State Conference ‘Cutecon-MP 2014’ of Indian Association of Dermatologists, Vernologists and leprologists here on Saturday.
The Chief Minister said that looking beautiful was a natural human desire. For this, disease-free body was considered the first bliss. looking after skin was very important in which dermatologists played a significant role. He said that the State Government had implemented a number of welfare schemes for the poor including free medical consultation, health examination and medicines.
Rajya Beemari Sahayata and other schemes are being implemented for treatment of poor patients.He said that efforts were on to provide best possible treatment to the needy. He stressed the need for doctors to undertake constant researches and efforts for serving the suffering humanity.
Chouhan said that his Government would extend maximum cooperation to implement their suggestions and conclusions of researches.The Chief Minister also installed new president of the organisation.
Earlier, organising chairman Dr PS Chandel informed about organisation’s activities. Scientific Committee’s president Dr Anna Alex welcomed the guests. Organising secretary Dr Anurag Tiwari conducted the proceedings.