Strengthen health infra in Ropar villages, authorities told

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Ropar, November 9

Disposing of an application filed by RTI activist and AAP leader Dinesh Chadha, Harmit Singh and Rajinder Singh, both of Lodhimajra village and Narinderpal Singh of Jhandian village, the Ropar Permanent Lok Adalat has directed the Deputy Commissioner and the Civil Surgeon to strengthen health infrastructure in Singhpur, Jhandian and Lodhimajra villages.

Chadha along with local residents had been protesting poor condition of hospitals in these villages in May and June. He had also filed an application with the Permanent Lok Adalat. — TNS

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