AAP and BJP lock horns over 'health model' ahead of polls
Business Standard|October 31, 2024
The efficacy of Delhi's 'health model' versus the Centre's Ayushman Bharat scheme is set to shape the contours of the political contestation between the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the run-up to the Assembly polls in the national capital.
AAP and BJP lock horns over 'health model' ahead of polls

The polls for Delhi's 70-member Legislative Assembly are three-and-a-half months away, slated for mid-February 2025. The AAP, which has ruled Delhi continuously since 2015, has projected its affordable "health model", comprising primary health clinics, polyclinics and super-specialty hospitals, as a success story. The BJP disputes the AAP's claims.

On Wednesday, the Delhi unit of the BJP termed the AAP's "health model" a hoax, and accused the Delhi government of depriving its elderly from the benefits of the Centre's scheme. In response, Delhi's health minister Saurabh Bharadwaj dubbed the Centre's scheme a "failed initiative", and said Delhi's "health model" provided free healthcare, which made the central scheme redundant.

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