Bengaluru: The ambitious Namma Clinic project in Bengaluru, meant to uplift the poor, has gone astray. The clinics established for the underprivileged are now plagued by ailments themselves and require urgent treatment. Initiated during Basavaraj Bommai’s tenure as Chief Minister, this ambitious scheme aimed to provide free healthcare to the poor.read also: R*ape Case: Prajwal Revanna’s Plea to Transfer Case to Another Bench Dismissed

However, the project is now in dire need of intervention.The Namma Clinic in Okalipuram is currently under an "eclipse." The Health Minister, instead of merely managing affairs from Vidhana Soudha, should pay attention to such issues. These clinics, designed specifically for the poor, now face a shortage of nurses and medicines. The initiative was launched with the intent that the poor, unable to afford large private hospitals, could access free treatment through government-backed Namma Clinics.read also: Nagamohan Das Commission Dissolved... Obstacle to Investigating Alleged Corruption During BJP Regime!

Yet, the condition of these clinics is deplorable.Patients who rely on Namma Clinics are not receiving any treatment. Those who come seeking care are left struggling without proper medical attention. Even by 11 a.m., no doctors are present at the clinics. The facilities often remain empty, and one possible reason could be that the clinic staff are not receiving their salaries properly. For now, the Namma Clinic, established for the upliftment of the poor, desperately needs improvement to fulfill its purpose.C J Enterprise Women's Kanjivaram Art Silk Saree Soft Banarasi Style Sari With Blouse Piece For Wedding (Pari122-51)