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Delhi Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh conducted a surprise inspection of Lok Nayak Hospital (LNJP) on Friday to assess the ground situation. During the inspection, the Minister closely inspected the hospital’s medical facilities and medical equipment. He stated that all 80 ventilators at LNJP Hospital are fully functional, with 18 ventilators reserved for emergency patients.
Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar inspected the emergency department, OPD, and OT, as well as all wards at LNJP Hospital. He assured the doctors, medical staff, patients, and their families that the government is committed to providing quality and world-class medical facilities to the citizens of Delhi. He has issued strict instructions to all hospital managements to immediately resolve any issues that arise when patients arrive at the hospital.
Politics surrounding the issue of non-functional ventilators
Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh, addressing the political debate surrounding the issue of non-functional ventilators, said that it is impossible for such a large number of ventilators to malfunction in a prestigious and busy hospital like Lok Nayak Hospital (LNJP) in the capital. The government has compiled official reports over the past several months to verify and verify the functionality of the medical equipment. The Delhi government’s priority is to provide high-quality, national-standard healthcare facilities and robust medical infrastructure to all citizens of the capital.
222 Additional Ventilators Available
Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh stated that 222 additional ventilators are available under central procurement. If any government hospital requires additional ventilators, they can avail of them from this reserved quota. The minister stated that false and misleading information has been presented regarding non-functional ventilators, which is factually incorrect.
Today, I visited Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Narayan Hospital, where I reviewed patient healthcare facilities and emergency healthcare arrangements. With the commitment to a healthy Delhi, we are ensuring that every person in need receives timely, quality healthcare. pic.twitter.com/o9hZLj7LIp
— Pankaj Kumar Singh (@drpankajbjp) October 10, 2025
MRI and CT scan machines will be completed by January 2026
Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh also stated that the procurement process for MRI and CT scan machines for government hospitals is underway. By January 2026, all government hospitals in Delhi will be equipped with MRI and CT scan machines. The Health Minister emphasized that this initiative is part of our government’s comprehensive vision to make Delhi’s public healthcare system the best in the country.
Targeting the AAP Government
Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh, targeting the previous government, said that after 11 years of negligence and mismanagement, it will take some time to restore order. Previously, government hospitals faced a shortage of doctors and free medicines for patients. The situation was so dire that expired medicines were found in many hospitals. Our government has ensured that such irregularities do not occur and that all Delhi government hospitals, including Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, have an adequate supply of essential medicines.
Infrastructure and Medical Facilities Strengthening
Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh said, “Today, I am extremely happy to see that all Delhi government hospitals are becoming more efficient and robust every day in terms of infrastructure and medical facilities. The gaps that were visible under the previous government are being rapidly addressed.” The improving healthcare facilities and medical infrastructure in government hospitals are successfully winning back the trust of Delhi’s citizens. The Delhi Government’s Health Department, under the able guidance of our illustrious Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is fully committed to providing affordable, accessible, cost-effective, and quality healthcare to all citizens.
