Pankaj Singh Champions Free Public Transport and Healthcare Reforms

Delhi’s new Health and Transport Minister Pankaj Singh emphasizes continued free bus service for women and plans to enhance public transport. He seeks detailed reports on Mohalla Clinics and pledges to implement the Ayushman Bharat scheme. Singh assures improvements within 100 days in healthcare and essential services.

Delhi's newly appointed Health and Transport Minister, Pankaj Singh, has affirmed the continuation of the free bus service for women under the BJP-led administration. Singh has directed officials to present a comprehensive report on the functioning of Mohalla Clinics, aiming to enhance these community health services.

Singh, who was sworn in alongside cabinet members of the Rekha Gupta government, holds the portfolios of health, transport, and information technology. He emphasized that public transport would remain free as promised, with intentions to introduce further benefits and improvements in the public transport sector.

As a dental surgeon-turned-politician, Singh intends to tackle operational inefficiencies within Mohalla Clinics and plans inspections to ensure regular functionality. Additionally, he is focusing on advancing pending healthcare projects and implementing the Ayushman Bharat scheme. Discussions are in progress to enhance essential services, including clean water and air quality for Delhi residents.