Andhra Govt Undermined Aarogyasri Health Scheme: YS Sharmila

Amaravati: On Tuesday, the President of the Congress Committee of the Pradesh Congress Committee accused the Coalition Government of the state’s flagship health plan to “undermine” the health plan of the state.

Sharmila claimed that the state government had leaving a dues of 2,500 RS to private hospitals for the last one and a half years and claimed that such a great plan out of the rail.

“Aarogyasri (providing free health care to the poor in corporate hospitals), the life line of poor families, a rebirth for those who are insufficient, but the coalition government turned him into Anarogyasri (patient health plan).” He said.

While claiming that debts were part of a conspiracy to neutralize the plan, it meant to fulfill the universal insurance.

Reminding that Prime Minister N Chandrabababu Naidu promised 25 Lakh Health Insurance for each family before the elections, Sharmila claimed that only 10 percent of the family has been reduced to 2.5 Lakh private insurance.

The APCC chief acknowledged that 16 of the 18 states that had previously implemented private insurance have returned to the government confidence model and only created burden and did not benefit.

In the Coalition Government, Aarogyasri’yi private insurance, 2,500 RS of net fees to hospitals to connect and uninterrupted health services to take the movement of the movement.

Sharmila also called on the prime minister not to play politics with public health and instead of expanding Aarogyasri services for the welfare of poor families.

Meanwhile, there was no reaction from the TDP.