jodhpur on the third day of his visit to his hometown of jodhpur cm ashok gehlot on monday inaugurated a private hospital and expressed displeasure at the ongoing protests by private hospital owners against the right to health billtraining his guns at the private hospitals gehlot said medical profession is a service and not a means of making money but since they are making money they do not want this bill they should not do so he saidthe cm further said that healthcare and education have been placed under the category of service not business in the constitution trusts or societies should be formed for the management of these institutions and the money earned should be reinvested in those trusts or societies he saidit is a different matter that they would be using this money elsewhere but at least they private hospitals should come forward and support the government in its vision gehlot said referring to the right to health bill proposed to be tabled in the assembly soon the owners and doctors of private hospitals in the state have been protesting this billreminding the owners of private hospitals of their duties the chief minister said any accident victim from any surrounding districts coming to private hospitals should be given treatment immediately and that the state government would pay for the treatmenttalking about social security schemes gehlot said his government would soon come up with a bill on social security and that he has appealed to prime minister narendra modi to enact a national law on social securitythere is a dire need of a uniform law in the country for social security this will help provide needy people with a pension the state government will also contribute its share in it said gehlot