Pithoragarh: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami conducted a surprise on-site inspection of the Babu Jagjivan Ram Medical College located at Chandak in Pithoragarh on Sunday. During the visit, he closely reviewed the progress of ongoing construction work on the college campus and interacted with studying students to learn about their experiences and suggestions.
Interacting with the media and officials following the inspection, the Chief Minister announced that the admission process for 50 MBBS seats in this medical college has commenced from the current academic session itself. He stated that the operationalization of this institution will lend new strength to healthcare services across the border region, including Pithoragarh, and provide local youth with excellent opportunities to pursue high-standard medical education in their own region.
Special Emphasis on Quality and Timeliness in Construction Work
Chief Minister Dhami issued strict instructions to the concerned implementing agencies and officials to complete all remaining construction tasks of the medical college within the stipulated timeline and in adherence to high-quality standards. He reiterated that the government is fully committed to delivering modern, accessible, and quality healthcare services to the remote and border areas of the state.
During this important inspection, the Chief Minister was accompanied by Union Minister of State Ajay Tamta, Pithoragarh MLA Bishan Singh Chuphal, Gangolihat MLA Fakir Ram Tamta, along with several dignitaries and administrative officials.
