Punjab Cabinet minister Dr Baljit Kaur examines 1,500 at eye camp

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Muktsar, October 25

Cabinet minister Dr Baljit Kaur today examined the eyes of around 1,500 patients at a free eye check-up camp organised at a hospital here.

Spectacles and medicines were given to 700 patients at the camp that was held from 9 am to 6 pm. Around 100 patients were chosen for cataract surgery.

Earlier too, the minister had hogged headlines for performing duties of a doctor. Before entering the politics, she was an eye specialist.

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