Uttarakhand: Suresh Bhatt, Vice President of Rural Health and Monitoring Council, took charge, party officials were present in large numbers

Suresh Bhatt, Vice Chairman of the State Level National Rural Health and Monitoring Council, took charge as the Vice Chairman today. During this, a large number of party officials and workers including Cabinet Minister Ganesh Joshi and departmental officers were present. During this, Bhatt said that his aim is to improve the health system of the state and to reach the health related schemes of the Center and the state to the last person of the state.

On Tuesday, Suresh Bhatt, Vice Chairman of State Level National Rural Health and Monitoring Council, took charge at the office in Dehradun. During this, officials were instructed to further improve the health systems and further improve the health systems in rural areas. He also talked about providing benefits of the schemes being run in the field of health by the Central and State Governments. Bhatt said that he will make every effort to speed up the health facilities in the rural and remote areas of the mountains in a state with uneven geographical location and ensure that the last person gets the benefit of better medical care.

During this, Cabinet Minister Ganesh Joshi, Director General of Health Dr. Sunita Tamta, Additional Director Bhagirathi Jangpangi, Joint Assistant Director Dr. Tuhin, Assistant Director BS Negi and State General Secretary Aditya Kothari, State Treasurer Puneet Mittal, Kashipur District President Gunjan Sukhija, Dehradun Metropolitan President Siddharth Aggarwal, Dozens of people including office in-charge Kautubhanand Joshi, state minister Aditya Chauhan, state minister Ramesh Gadiya, Jyoti Gairola, Kailash Pant, Madhu Bhatt, Devendra Bhasin, Anil Goyal, state spokesperson Sunita Vidyarthi, district in-charge Pushkar Kala, BJYM national vice president Neha Joshi, were present. are.