Now, Kejri vows free healthcare

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Ludhiana, September 30

After vowing 300 units of free power to all domestic consumers, AAP convener and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday made another poll promise of free healthcare services to all in Punjab.

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Kejriwal said if AAP came to power, every person would get a health card. “Road accident victims will be provided free treatment. Even if a surgery costs Rs 20 lakh, it will be done for free at government hospitals. The treatment will be on a par with private hospitals,” he said.

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