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GMCH turns into BJP's party HQ


Party hoardings come up everywhere in OPD hall
10/5/2015 
Nitesh Sangral
Early Times Report                                        



Jammu, Oct 4: In a case of glaring misuse of power and impropriety, huge hoardings have emerged on the walls of the Government medical college and hospital, highlighting leaders of BJP and attributing achievements of health sector to them.
It is pertinent to mention here that workers of BJP organized a function in the OPD hall of GMCH with pomp and show two days back against the norms as hospital is a silence zone but BJP officials had challenged the rules of GMCH and used loudspeakers during function as well as walls of OPD hall of the GMCH were pasted with large hoardings of party activists.
Sources at GMCH informed Early Times that the function was purely political. Moreover, no permission was sought from the concerned authority of GMC hospital. The hoardings which had portraits of the health minister remained on the walls of the OPD halls for two days as no one had the courage to remove them. "For last two days, the party hoardings are present on walls of the OPD hall of hospital and no official dares to remove them," sources stated.
People coming to the hospital alleged that the condition of health sector was deteriorating each day but Minister was only busy in rhetoric instead of improving the bad condition of health institutions.

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