Gopal Rai inspects a Ration Distribution Center and Mohalla Clinic in Babarpur

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5 years, 2 months ago

NEW DELHI, Delhi Development Minister Gopal Rai inspected a Ration Distribution Center and Mohalla Clinic in Babarpur. He said that we will ensure that all those people who do not have a ration card, must get 4 kgs of wheat and 1 kg of rice on behalf of the Delhi Government.

Gopal Rai said, “Right now I have come out to inspect the Mohalla Clinic of Balbeer Nagar and Rashan Vitaran Kendra of Babarpur district. In this Mohalla clinic, because of Covid, the OPD is facing some issues and we will do all kinds of arrangements to resolve this. Right now, the doctor told us about certain medicines that are needed, we will try to make them available as soon as possible.”

He said, “In Delhi, all those people who do not have a ration card, they are being given 4 kgs of wheat and 1 kg of rice on behalf of the Delhi Government. 4kgs of wheat and 1 kg of rice are being given per Aadhaar card. Today in this Vidhan Sabha, this task of distribution is being carried out so we have come to inspect and ensure that people are not facing any problems here. This work will continue like this .”

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Gopal Rai inspects a Ration Distribution Center and Mohalla Clinic in Babarpur

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