Health Minister accuses previous govts of neglecting south Haryana
Arti Singh Rao attends felicitation function at Khatiwas village
Accusing previous governments of neglecting south Haryana in terms of development, Health Minister Arti Singh Rao has said people of the region suffered greatly during the Congress regimes.
Interacting with the media on the sidelines of a felicitation function at Khatiwas village on Saturday, Arti Rao claimed that the current BJP governments in the Centre and at the state continue to accelerate development initiatives.
She emphasised the government’s vision of balanced growth across all regions, aligned with public expectations.
“The state government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, remains committed to rural development. Development works in all regions continue on priority,” claimed the minister. Interacting with villagers at Khatiwas, the minister described Kheri and Khatiwas as “her own villages”, highlighting her long-standing family ties with both. She said residents had always extended wholehearted support whenever needed and assured them of full development of these villages. The Health Minister announced financial assistance of Rs 10 lakh each for Khatiwas and Kheri.
Addressing a gathering at the felicitation function, Arti credited the people’s support and blessings for her election as MLA from Ateli.
Referring to a memorandum submitted by the gram panchayats of Kheri and Khatiwas, the minister assured them of fulfilling most demands. She also promised early completion of the drainage pipeline project.
Calling it an honour to serve as in-charge of the area, Arti said residents could approach her anytime for public welfare issues.
Claiming improvements in healthcare infrastructure, the minister maintained that hospitals across the state now have facilities such as X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan and MRI machines, besides expert staff. She added that people continue to benefit significantly from the Ayushman scheme. Strengthening healthcare services in rural areas, ensuring availability of medicines and providing timely treatment remain top priorities of the government, she added.
The minister urged people to take full advantage of government schemes and services.
