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YS Jagan inaugurates Kidney Research Center in Palasa, takes jibe at Pawan Kalyan
Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy said that the problem of kidney victims in Uddanam was prevalent for many years, which was not addressed.
Chief Minister YS Jagan mohan Reddy said that the problem of kidney victims in Uddanam was prevalent for many years, which was not addressed.
CM Jagan inaugurated the Dr. YSR Kidney Research Center-200-bed super specialty hospital built at a cost of Rs.85 crore in Palasa of Srikakulam district on Thursday. He also inaugurated the YSR Sujaladhara project built at a cost of Rs.700 crores and dedicated it to the nation.
On this occasion, the CM took a dig at Chandrababu Naidu stating that the latter will rely on alliances. YS Jagan also took a dig at Pawan Kalyan saying that he could not even get the deposit in the Telangana election. He fumed at Pawan Kalyan for speaking filth on Andhra Pradesh and took a jibe saying that he could even get the votes garnered by Barrelakka.
Further speaking, he said that they are conducting screening tests in seven mandals of the district to identify kidney diseases at the initial stage. We provide free medicines to kidney patients, CM said adding that they are supporting the poor through village clinics and health care.
