Dharamshala, July 28 -- Chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Monday said the state government would take the necessary steps to ensure a fair investigation into the alleged corruption and issues related to government properties during the previous BJP regime. "In the next Cabinet meeting, the constitution of a White Paper Committee to place the facts before the public would be considered," said Sukhu while presiding over the Bal Mela (children fair) at Nagrota Bagwan in Kangra district. During the event, the CM announced the opening of a mini secretariat at Baroh, the upgradation of the Baroh police post into a police station, and the upgradation of the health center to Primary Health Centre (PHC) at Serathana. The CM also laid the foundation stones for a Model police station and police housing to be built at a cost of Rs.8.56 crore, an old age home costing Rs.9.62 crore and an auditorium costing Rs.8.65 crore in Nagrota Bagwan. Speaking about the healthcare, Sukhu said the number of postgraduate (PG) seats in medical colleges has been increased to strengthen specialist healthcare services. "Government is working to add 330 new PG seats across the state's medical colleges, including 100 PG seats at Dr Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College, Tanda in Kangra," he said, adding that this would help increase the availability of specialist doctors and improve healthcare services for the people. He also said that the long-standing shortage of modern medical equipment in medical colleges and hospitals was being addressed. Advanced medical machines were being installed at Dr RPGMC Tanda and other institutions so that patients with serious illnesses do not have to travel outside the state or seek treatment in private hospitals. Government was making comprehensive improvements to the state's healthcare infrastructure, he said....