In response to the event, Jharkhand Health Minister Dr. Irfan Ansari commented on the situation, stating that the hospital or doctors are not at fault if a jackal enters the premises. He drew parallels, mentioning that snakes and other wildlife are common in rural hospital settings and are beyond the control of medical staff. The minister questioned accountability, asking, ‘If a tiger enters the hospital, is it my fault? Is it the government’s fault if a tiger enters the city?’ He assured that the state government is committed to improving healthcare infrastructure and will soon provide Dhanbad with an advanced medical college hospital. While SNMMCH’s current security and operational standards are under scrutiny, the minister has directed officials to implement prompt solutions. Efforts are underway to enhance medical services statewide, with the minister actively conducting inspections and overseeing improvement initiatives. The construction of a new medical college and super-specialty hospital in Dhanbad is also in progress, promising enhanced healthcare and safety for residents in the future. Hospital administration has been instructed to prevent such occurrences and maintain strict vigilance on sanitation and security protocols.

Under the agreement, the families of those killed in the protests will receive compensation equal to that of government employees, and one member of each family will be offered a job within 20 days. The injured will receive financial assistance of 1 million rupees each. Those responsible for violence and deaths will be prosecuted under anti-terrorism laws, and a judicial inquiry will also be conducted.

Significant decisions have been made by the government in the education sector. Two new boards will be established in PoK: the Intermediate Board and the Higher Secondary Education Board, and all existing boards will be linked to the central education board of Pakistan within 30 days. For health services, CT scan and MRI machines will be installed in each district. Additionally, funds will be released within 15 days for a health card scheme.

The Pakistani government will release 100 million rupees to improve the electricity system in PoK. Land will be given to displaced families in the Mirpur district within 30 days. Bridges will be constructed in Gulpur and Rahman (Kotli), and water supply and transmission lines will be laid in the Dadial area.

The government has decided to reduce the number of ministers and advisors to a maximum of 20. An announcement regarding the plan to build an airport in Mirpur will be made soon. The property transfer tax will be aligned with the rates in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The 2019 High Court decision related to hydroelectric projects will be implemented. All protesters arrested on October 2nd and 3rd in Rawalpindi and Islamabad will be released. Furthermore, the transport policy related to 1300cc vehicles will also be reviewed.

He recalled a time when Arvind Kejriwal’s government provided free medicines and tests, and arrangements were made to send patients to private facilities for advanced procedures like MRI, CT scans, or surgeries if they weren’t available in government hospitals. However, Bharadwaj claimed that today, Delhi’s government hospitals and the central government’s Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital face shortages of medicines, tests, and surgeries, attributing this to the BJP’s plans to privatize healthcare services.

Bharadwaj further stated that the healthcare system is being ruined, leading to a decline in patients coming to Delhi for treatment. He suggested that the government is intentionally creating such a situation to facilitate privatization. He highlighted the persistent shortage of medicines in Delhi for months.

Bharadwaj added that the 80 crore budget for ‘Dat’ has been cut, reducing it to zero. He also discussed the ‘Farista Scheme’, and the challenges in procuring medicines.

On the topic of lowering the drinking age from 25 to 21, Bharadwaj noted the BJP’s policies in states like Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. He pointed out that when liquor stores opened, they created an uproar, and yet, they are now aiming to implement similar policies in Delhi. He accused the Chief Minister of lying regularly and criticized her statements regarding the timing of Ramlila and other events. He also questioned how the BJP would address the pollution in the Yamuna River.