BJP leaders committed to take PMABY Scheme at grass roots level: Yudhvir Sethi

MT News Service
Jammu, October 5:
BJP Vice President, Yudhvir Sethi inaugurated a camp organised for registration of Ayushman Bharat Scheme here at Domana today.
The registration camp was organised by BJP Kissan Morcha President, Omi Khajuria along with Raman Singh Chib UT General Secretary, Vijay Sharma UT Media Secretary and Deepak Sharma, Dharm Jagran.
The camp was organised on the demand of people so that they could get themselves registered under the scheme. During the camp, more than one thousand families were registered under Pradhan Mantri Ayushman Bharat Yojana (PMABY) a Central government sponsored health free healthcare scheme.
Speaking on the occasion, Yudhvir Sethi, who was the Chief Guest, said that as demanded by the inhabitants of Domana who were facing difficulties regarding their registration under the scheme, the camp was set up so that services could be provided to thousands of residents. Besides registering the new beneficiaries in the Yojana, Sethi said that the people who were already registered under the scheme will be provided with their Golden Cards and documents pertaining to new registration are also being collected by the Centers so that whenever the new process starts in J&K for health insurance, every resident will be covered under the same and will avail the benefits.
Yudhvir stated that the scheme initiated by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi proved to be a game changer for India’s health system and now every poor person can avail treatment in best hospitals across the nation which was a dream before for needy people. He asserted that the BJP leaders committed to take central government scheme at grass root level so that common masses can get the benefits of such schemes. He appealed the people to avail the benefits initiated by our hard working PM for the betterment of the common man.
Omi Khajuria, BJP Kissan Morcha President assured the people of Raipur Domana moré such camps will be organised in near future so that no one left behind to reap the benefit of central sponsored schemes.