Union Minister JP Nadda visited RML Hospital in New Delhi to meet people injured during the recent protest clashes, reviewed their treatment, and interacted with doctors amid heightened political tensions.
New Delhi: Union Health Minister and BJP President JP Nadda visited Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital on Tuesday to meet people who were injured during the recent protest-related clashes in the national capital. He also reviewed the medical care being provided to those undergoing treatment.
During his visit, Nadda interacted with doctors and hospital officials to assess the condition of the injured and directed that they receive the best possible treatment. The visit came a day after violence erupted during a protest march, leaving several protesters and police personnel injured.
The incident has triggered a political debate, with opposition leaders visiting the hospital and demanding accountability over the police action. The government, meanwhile, has appealed for calm and reiterated its willingness to engage in dialogue with representatives of the protesting group.
Security remains tight in parts of the capital as authorities monitor the situation. Protest organizers have continued to press their demands, while officials have urged all stakeholders to maintain peace and resolve the issues through discussions.
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