Delhi CM Promises Action Against Vendor Refusing Medication at Dwarka Hospital

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has vowed to take strict action against a vendor at a government hospital in Dwarka who refused to provide medication to patients. In a video shared on social media, a complainant highlighted the unacceptable behavior of the staff at the Jan Aushadhi center. Gupta emphasized that such actions are intolerable and assured that the vendor's license would be revoked. She also mentioned ongoing efforts to strengthen accountability in public services through the Right to Service Bill, ensuring that all citizens receive the services they deserve. This incident has sparked widespread attention and concern among the public.

By Narendra Chaudhary Aug 4, 2026, 07:57 IST

Strict Measures Against Vendor in Dwarka

New Delhi, August 3 - On Monday, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta of Delhi assured that strict action would be taken against a vendor operating a Jan Aushadhi center at a government hospital in Dwarka for refusing to provide medication to patients. Gupta shared a video on her social media platform where an individual was seen complaining about the staff at the Jan Aushadhi center denying medicines to patients and their attendants.

Gupta emphasized that such behavior in public services is entirely unacceptable. She stated that the vendor's license would be revoked as a consequence of this incident. In her post, she remarked that denying essential items like medicine while mopping the floor is completely intolerable. The video had been widely shared, with many tagging her in it.

In the video, the complainant is heard saying, 'Go and complain to whoever you want.' Gupta also mentioned that the Delhi government is working to enhance accountability through the Right to Service Bill, ensuring that every citizen receives the services they are entitled to.