Breaking News: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Claims 10 Lakh Health Coverage Under Free Healthcare Scheme

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann highlighted the transformative changes in the state’s healthcare system during a recent address. Comparing the achievements of his government with the previous 75 years under Akali Dal, BJP, and Congress, Mann stated that only 400 primary health centers were built in seven and a half decades, whereas his government established 1,000 Mohalla Clinics in just four years, with 500 more under construction. Additionally, 2,500 Pind Clinics will soon cover every village across Punjab. Mann emphasized the upgraded infrastructure of Mohalla Clinics, noting fully air-conditioned facilities with modern equipment and sufficient doctors, unlike earlier under-resourced government hospitals. The Chief Minister also announced the Punjab Health Card scheme, which provides coverage up to ₹10 lakh for medical treatment in both government and private hospitals, making healthcare accessible for all 65 lakh families in the state, regardless of religion or income. He contrasted his commitment with other chief ministers attending global forums abroad, asserting that his focus remains on the people of Punjab. Mann assured residents that all tests, medicines, and treatments will be free under the scheme, ensuring no financial burden on the citizens, making Punjab a model for universal healthcare access.