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Indore's 100-Bed Hospital Exists Only on Paper for 6 Years, No Construction Started

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A 100-bed civil hospital in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, has been listed as operational for six years despite no construction ever taking place. The project has been stalled due to unresolved land acquisition issues that authorities have yet to overcome. Despite the hospital existing only on paper, 87 staff positions have already been filled, with those employees currently deployed at other facilities. The government has cited land scarcity as the primary reason for the prolonged delay. Opposition leaders are now demanding a formal investigation into what they describe as a serious administrative failure.

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