NEW DELHI: Punjab’s government has once again demonstrated its commitment to public welfare, with Health Minister Dr. Balbir Singh donating his ancestral house and adjoining shop complex to establish an Aam Aadmi Clinic in village Bhaura, District Nawanshahr.
The decision underscores a rare example of personal sacrifice for the benefit of citizens and sets a new benchmark in Punjab’s political landscape.
This clinic will greatly benefit local residents, eliminating the need to travel to distant cities for basic and advanced healthcare services. By providing free treatment, medicines, and lab tests, the clinic brings essential healthcare directly to the village, fulfilling the government’s promise of accessible health services in every locality.
Dr. Balbir Singh emphasized that no Punjabi should be deprived of treatment, and that people from all sections of society—rich or poor—deserve equal access to healthcare. His initiative highlights the government’s people-centric vision and reinforces public trust in its commitment to health.
This unprecedented move is not only a step forward for village Bhaura but also an inspiration for the entire state. By dedicating personal property to public welfare, Dr. Balbir Singh has sent a powerful message about honesty, integrity, and selfless service in politics. The Punjab Government’s health policy stands strengthened, showing that leaders can place citizens’ needs above personal interests.
