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DNA Exclusive: Analysis of 'VIP facility' to be given to MPs at AIIMS Delhi

In today's DNA, Rohit Ranjan has analysed the new VIP facility that will be given to the MPs at AIIMS, Delhi.

DNA Exclusive: Analysis of 'VIP facility' to be given to MPs at AIIMS Delhi Image Credit: File Photo

AIIMS Delhi is a world-renowned public medical research university and hospital. This hospital operates independently under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. It was the brainchild of former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. It has been ranked number 1 in the country. Now it has come up with a new policy that benefits only MPs of our nation.

In today's DNA, Zee News’s Rohit Ranjan analyses the new standard operating procedure for the treatment of MPs in AIIMS 

Ministers of Parliament have different statuses in this country. Inflation is a major concern, but MPs receive a large portion of the allowances which compensate for the inflation for them. They are provided with significant bill discounts. Now, these MPs will receive special treatment at AIIMS, Delhi, one of the country's largest hospitals.

MPs of our country will now get a 'one-stop solution for treatment at AIIMS Delhi. This hospital has created a standard operating procedure for the treatment of these MPs under which 788 MPs will get special medical care. They will not have to face hardships to get treatment in AIIMS, like ordinary citizens of the country.

With all this AIIMS Delhi has come up with the "Cure Express" for the elected MPs.

In the hospital’s SOP, it is written that the honorable MPs of the country will be given special medical facilities at AIIMS. 

Thousands of patients arrive at AIIMS in Delhi every day. More than 10,000 patients reach OPD only for treatment every day, and the doctors give them a waiting period of not just a month, but more than a year.

But as per the new rule, MPs will not even have to step into AIIMS, and all arrangements for treatment will be made in advance.

Shortage of hospitals and shortage of beds in hospitals is a national problem that has been going on for the last 70 years.

Watch tonight's edition of DNA for more in-depth information and other details.