Grant of Rs 80 cr needed for Shivamogga district hospital: Minister
Consequently, a grant of Rs 80 crore is required to better equip the existing hospital, and a request has been made to ministers concerned for its release.
Speaking to reporters, he said the MRI machine's usage is also under significant demand. Through the MCH project, separate units for trauma and MRI are proposed. An estimated Rs 75 crore is needed for constructing a new district hospital, while a proposal of Rs 80 crore has been submitted for developing the existing facility.
He affirmed the govt's commitment to the welfare of the Sharavathi River's victims and other forest-related matters. He stated that exemptions cannot be granted in matters other than legal ones. An action plan is being prepared with Union govt to provide a logical conclusion for farmers struggling to obtain land rights certificates. A senior lawyer was appointed to competently argue the case in the Supreme Court.
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Additionally, a survey of the victims' land in the district is nearing completion.
The issues faced by the victims are decades old, and the interests of many families cultivating the land have also been considered. Consultations were held with chief minister Siddaramaiah regarding land titles for cultivators. The state govt has reserved necessary funds for development works alongside ambitious guarantee schemes implemented by govt, he said.
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