UP Government has provided loan of Rs. 473 crores to SGPGI through SBI, says CM Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath attended the Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGI) graduation and said that the UP Government has provided a loan of Rs. 473 crores to SGPGI through State Bank of India (SBI).

"We have provided a loan of Rs. 473 crores to SGPGI through SBI, which will be compensated by the Uttar Pradesh Government and money will not be an issue in the path of development," Chief Minister Adityanath said while talking to the students.

He further said that the Government spends a lot of money on doctors' education, and added that the students should stay here in their state and provide their services to the nation.

"SGPGI is a prestigious college, the youth that has received their degree today; I just want to tell them to remember to not make their life a money making machine," Chief Minister Yogi said.

He also asked the students to try and work for the benefit of the society.

"It is important to keep in mind that after taking the degree now, our work has ended. Whatever is written in our scriptures is not for entertainment, keep studying it," Chief Minister Yogi said.

Chief Minister Yogi further said that as a guest is considered a God in India, a patient should be nothing less than a guest to the doctors.

"Uttar Pradesh Government will not let anything come between those organizations that work for the benefit of the society," Chief Minister Yogi said.

He also said that it is necessary to join medical studies to technology for the State to thrive in Medicines.

"You all have joined yourself from technology and it is important that we connect medical education to technology as well," Chief Minister Yogi said.

He also said that the Government is supporting the state in every way it can to provide good medical education to the students,.

Chief Minister Yogi also said that instead of treatment of any disease, they need to eliminate the root of the problem.

He also requested the graduating doctors to not go abroad but instead tender their services in the state.(ANI)