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AAPPunjab 2022Healthmeasurable

Free treatment for road accident victims

“Free treatment for road accident victims”
— AAP Punjab 2022: Kejriwal's guarantees and the 10-point Punjab Model · sourcewording from secondary source
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The verdict

The Farishtey scheme, announced in September 2023 and running in districts by January 2025, gives free treatment in the first 48 hours at government and empanelled hospitals. The 48-hour limit is a small dilution.

Rule applied: Kept with a small dilution → 9

Implied deadline (end of term): 16 Mar 2027Confidence: mediumAI draft · review pending
9/10

Evidence timeline

  1. Govt dashboardUndated· Department of Information and Public Relations, Punjabsupports
    41 hospitals listed in Jalandhar district for treatment under the Farishte scheme ↗

    “Free-of-cost treatment facilities to the accident victims at nearby government hospitals and listed private hospitals; 52 packages identified by the state health agency.”

  2. News30 Sept 2021· NewsBytes via Yahoo Newscontext
    Free health services if AAP wins 2022 Punjab elections: Kejriwal ↗

    “"We will be providing free and best treatment for every resident of Punjab in government hospitals." Also health cards, about 16,000 pind clinics, hospital renovation, free treatment for accident victims.”

  3. News5 Sept 2023· The Tribunesupports
    Free treatment to victims of road accidents in first 48 hours ↗

    “Farishtey scheme: free treatment to road accident victims in the first 48 hours, regardless of domicile; Rs 2,000 reward for those who bring victims.”

  4. News15 Jan 2025· The Tribunesupports
    Farishtey launched; 12 government, 64 private hospitals empanelled ↗

    “The district administration has launched the Farishtey Scheme, which provides free treatment to road accident victims within the first 48 hours.”

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