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AAP Mohalla clinic exposed - Party Propaganda, not Public Health
- 1. Mohalla Clinics Exposed: Party Propaganda not Public Health Report by Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee
- 4. 95 1389 267 973 16 48096 2.71 Hospitals Dispenseries Maternity Homes Polyclinics Medical Colleges Total Beds Beds/ Thousand Public Health: What the Aam Aadmi Party Inherited (Source: Economic Survey 2014-2015) 15,155 hospital beds were added between 2004-2014 under the Congress regime in Delhi and Center Pg. No.2
- 5. AAP Delhi Government Mohalla Clinic Pilot Project Policy AAP Mohalla Clinic Policy Lacks a Health Public Health Perspective Pg. No.3
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- 8. Undermining Existing Health Facilities for Party Propaganda Pg. No.6
- 9. Pg. No.7
- 10. Quality & Regulation Lapses Pg. No.8
- 13. V/S Reality Pg. No. 11
- 14. Congress Party Demands in the Interest of Transparency and Public Pg. No.12
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