AGARTALA, Sep 16 (TIWN): With assurance of Ayushman-Bharat scheme, BJP led State Govt in Tripura divided the Free-Medical-Health-Services in State Govt hospitals into BPL and APL basis which is the most unfortunate decision of the BJP Govt since it assumed power, erupted heavy resentments among the common men. When resentments are going high among hospital patients and patient parties, BJP kariyakartas are donating pieces of sweets among the patients, which exhibits the ironical situation of BJP’s political propaganda vs. actual works which often expends more in advertisement than the actual work. An experienced doctor who worked for long in the GB hospital portrayed the real situation of Tripura’s Health Services needs and importance of Free Medical Services. The doctor has written an article how many people from APL families come to GB hospital who are neglected by the family members and also there are various patients which various problems which can not be generalized as APL and BPL. Opposition Congress, CPI-M have demanded 100% restoration of the service at the earliest.

Today’s sweet distribution was a part of PM Modi’s birthday week celebration via Seva-Sapath.

Along with whole nation, BJP Tripura also kicked off ‘Seva Sapath’ abhiyan to mark PM Modi’s birthday week.

BJP chief Amit Shah and working president J P Nadda also distributed fruits among patients at AIIMS here on September 14, as part of a Seva Saptah (service week) the party will observe to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday.

The BJP is observe 'Seva Saptah' from September 14 across the country during which various welfare activities will be carried out..

As part of it, blood donation camps, free health checkup camps, distribution of food items among orphans and elderly people are organized.

The Seva Saptah celebrations begun with Amir Shah and J P Nadda visiting AIIMS in the national capital and distributing fruits among patients, when massive frustration, fears gripped people in Tripura about privatization of Health Services.

During this week-long drive, the focus are on three things -- cleanliness, shunning single-use plastic items and water conservation.

Exhibitions will be also be organised based on the life of Prime Minister Modi and the welfare schemes started by his government, he said.

Last year too, the party had celebrated Modi's birthday, which falls on September 17, as Seva Saptah.