Bharatiya Janata Party’s two-day national convention is in progress in Delhi. Anant Ojha, a member of the Rajmahal legislature, met Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Mansukh Mandaviya while in Delhi who is also attending the national convention. In this instance, he presented the subject of a medical college to be opened in Sahebganj district.
The North Santal Pargana region’s isolated Sahibganj district is situated 500 kilometres from the state capital and 160 kilometres from the sub-capital Dumka. The district’s residents are struggling as a result of inadequate medical care. Because of the region’s geographic location, even for general issues, one must rely on other states.
Thus, this is the ideal location for a medical college. As a result, the Sahebganj district’s children will also receive education and medical care. The Central Government designated Sahebgaj as an aspirational district.
Under Prime Minister Modi’s direction, four lanes and the Ganga bridge are currently being built in the Sahebganj district. As part of the Namami Gange scheme, ghats were built. The harbour was constructed. The MLA was given the assurance by the Union Health Minister that steps will soon be taken to establish a medical college.