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CM may visit Gorakhpur on Jan 19
CHIEF MINISTER Mulayam Singh Yadav is likely to visit the city to lay the foundation stone of various projects and to inaugurate some others on January 19. Though district officials have yet not confirmed his programme, they have started their preparations in view of the proposed visit. According to sources, the chief minister would visit the BRD Medical College to lay the foundation stone of the Viral Research Centre and two epidemic wards.
CHIEF MINISTER Mulayam Singh Yadav is likely to visit the city to lay the foundation stone of various projects and to inaugurate some others on January 19. Though district officials have yet not confirmed his programme, they have started their preparations in view of the proposed visit.
According to sources, the chief minister would visit the BRD Medical College to lay the foundation stone of the Viral Research Centre and two epidemic wards.
Besides, he would inaugurate 440 KVA power sub-station at the Motiram Adda.
He would also lay the foundation stone of various primary health centres and regional surveillance centres.
He is also scheduled to address a public meeting but the venue of the meeting has not finalised and officials are busy analyzing the best possible venue. The CM is also scheduled to address a meeting at the Court Club ground in the heart of the city and from the same place he can inaugurate several projects.
Meanwhile, at BRD Medical College, preparations are in full swing to welcome the chief minister at the medical college, where he would lay the foundation stone of two epidemic wards having a capacity of 100 beds besides a regional surveillance unit with an investment of Rs 1 crore. The Postmortem House would start functioning from January 15 as the renovation work of the building has been completed after an investment of Rs 6 lakh.
The divisional commissioner took the initiative to renovate the post mortem house building at the medical college to conduct practical examination of postgraduate students.
Junior Doctors’ Association is hopeful that the proposed visit of the CM would pave way for saving the recognition of the college by Medical Council of India (MCI).
It may be recalled that on his visit to the Medical College on September 28 last year, the CM had promised to save the recognition of the college and said that he wanted to see this college among one of the best colleges of India.
