Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann inaugurated the Sant Attar Singh Ji Maharaj Hospital in Cheema village, a new 30-bed facility established at a cost of ₹11.70 crore. This hospital is expected to benefit approximately 50,000 residents from 15 villages, significantly enhancing local healthcare access. Previously, patients were often referred to larger cities like Sangrur, Patiala, and Ludhiana for treatment due to inadequate local facilities. The new hospital is equipped with modern medical equipment and includes dedicated emergency and mother-child wards. During the inauguration, Mann interacted with patients and their families, ensuring that the facility meets community needs. Furthermore, he announced plans for a medical college named after Sant Baba Attar Singh, aiming to improve medical education and healthcare quality in the region. The hospital will offer various services, including pediatric care, ENT, dental services, and free maternal and child healthcare, as well as treatment for de-addiction. Mann also highlighted the success of the state's anti-drug campaign, which has significantly impacted drug trafficking in Punjab.