<div align="justify">For the patients of the otherwise chaotic and filthy Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital in Uttar Pradesh's Allahabad town, the air-coolers on Sunday, when the mercury touched 48 degrees, were no less than a blessing.<br /> <br />They, however, had little idea that the blessing was going to be short-lived. The patients did not know that the air-coolers had been installed in the wards not for them but for the visit of chief minister Yogi Adityanath.<br /> <br />All the air-coolers, which were rented from a private tent house in the town, were removed almost immediately after Adityanath left the hospital. According to the sources, a probe has now been ordered into the matter.<br /> <br />Reports said that the chief minister, who was on a visit to Allahabad on Sunday, went around different wards at the hospital and also interacted with the patients there to know about the problems.<br /> <br />The hospital authorities had installed air-coolers in the wards apparently to impress the chief minister. The authorities, in a bid to hide the name of the rental agency, had put a sticker on the place where it was written.<br /> <br />The air-coolers had stickers displaying 'Junior Doctors' Association' apparently to convey the impression that they had been there courtesy the doctors.<br /> <br />''We thought that the coolers would be there permanently,'' said an attendant of a patient at the hospital. The district administration has ordered an inquiry into the matter, sources said. <br /> <br />The same hospital administration had on Saturday forcibly discharged a seven-year-old gang rape victim from the hospital so that Adityanath might not meet her family.<br /> <br />Earlier also the state officials had installed air-conditioner and sofas at the house of a BSF jawan, who was martyred in Jammu & Kashmir last month, in Deoria district during Adityanath's visit. The AC and other items were removed after the chief minister's visit.</div>
<div align="justify">For the patients of the otherwise chaotic and filthy Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital in Uttar Pradesh's Allahabad town, the air-coolers on Sunday, when the mercury touched 48 degrees, were no less than a blessing.<br /> <br />They, however, had little idea that the blessing was going to be short-lived. The patients did not know that the air-coolers had been installed in the wards not for them but for the visit of chief minister Yogi Adityanath.<br /> <br />All the air-coolers, which were rented from a private tent house in the town, were removed almost immediately after Adityanath left the hospital. According to the sources, a probe has now been ordered into the matter.<br /> <br />Reports said that the chief minister, who was on a visit to Allahabad on Sunday, went around different wards at the hospital and also interacted with the patients there to know about the problems.<br /> <br />The hospital authorities had installed air-coolers in the wards apparently to impress the chief minister. The authorities, in a bid to hide the name of the rental agency, had put a sticker on the place where it was written.<br /> <br />The air-coolers had stickers displaying 'Junior Doctors' Association' apparently to convey the impression that they had been there courtesy the doctors.<br /> <br />''We thought that the coolers would be there permanently,'' said an attendant of a patient at the hospital. The district administration has ordered an inquiry into the matter, sources said. <br /> <br />The same hospital administration had on Saturday forcibly discharged a seven-year-old gang rape victim from the hospital so that Adityanath might not meet her family.<br /> <br />Earlier also the state officials had installed air-conditioner and sofas at the house of a BSF jawan, who was martyred in Jammu & Kashmir last month, in Deoria district during Adityanath's visit. The AC and other items were removed after the chief minister's visit.</div>