Archive · 6 Aug 2025
MP Govt: Fake Hospital Received Relief Funds
In Madhya Pradesh, a hospital that wasn't even open got money from a fund meant to help people.
Someone complained, and an investigation found the hospital wasn't running.
The government admitted the mistake, and now people are upset about how the money was used.
A politician asked about it, and the government confirmed the issue, raising concerns about fake hospitals and misuse of funds.
Madhya Pradesh government admitted that a non-operational hospital received funds.
Bhopal City Hospital in Maksudangarh, Guna district, received Rs 40-50 lakh.
The funds came from the Chief Minister Relief Fund.
An investigation revealed the hospital was not operational.
Congress MLA Jaivardhan Singh questioned the fund disbursement.
- Who
- Bhopal City Hospital, the Madhya Pradesh government, and Congress MLA Jaivardhan Singh.
- What
- A non-operational hospital received Rs 40-50 lakh from the Chief Minister Relief Fund.
- When
- Information was revealed on Wednesday in assembly.
- Where
- Guna district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- The reason is due to fraudulent activities, as per the complaint.
Government
Jaivardhan Singh
Admittance of Error
Government
The government admitted the error and initiated an investigation.
Jaivardhan Singh
N/A
- Hospital Name
- Bhopal City Hospital Maksudangarh
- District
- Guna
- Fund Source
- Chief Minister Relief Fund
- Amount Received
- Rs 40-50 lakh
- MLA
- Jaivardhan Singh
