500 new Jan Aushadhi Kendras
We will set up 500 new Jan Aushadhi Kendras to provide citizens with quality medicines at affordable prices.
Bharatiya Janata Party · Delhi Legislative Assembly Election 2025
Last updated 5 Jun 2026
“In our first cabinet meeting, we will implement the central government's Ayushman Bharat Yojana, to provide free treatment up to ₹5 lakh, and the state government will provide ₹5 lakh additional cover for all poor families.”
Delivered to the letter. At its first cabinet meeting on 20 February 2025 the Rekha Gupta government approved implementing AB-PMJAY in Delhi with a ₹5 lakh state top-up. Delhi signed the MoU with the National Health Authority on 5 April 2025, becoming (at that point) the 35th state/UT to adopt the scheme — only West Bengal remained outside, until it too joined in 2026. Eligible families receive ₹10 lakh annual cover (₹5 lakh Centre + ₹5 lakh Delhi); the Union health ministry put the eligible base at about 6.54 lakh families (~30 lakh people). A card-enrolment drive followed, with several lakh cards issued through 2025.
Delhi signs MoU with the National Health Authority; ₹10 lakh cover for ~6.54 lakh families (~30 lakh individuals).
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We will set up 500 new Jan Aushadhi Kendras to provide citizens with quality medicines at affordable prices.
We will establish 1 superspeciality hospital in every district.
We will ensure time-bound recruitment to fill vacant positions for doctors, nurses, lab technicians and paramedical staff.

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