Shiv Sena Holds Blood Donation Camp in Yamunanagar to Mark PM Modi’s 25 Years of Public Service
The Shiv Sena Shinde faction organised a blood donation camp at the Hanuman Temple in Sarojini Colony, Yamunanagar, as part of an event marking what organisers described as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25 years of public service. The programme combined a community service initiative with a religious ceremony and focused on encouraging people to contribute to society through voluntary blood donation.
The camp was organised by Mukesh Bawa with the support of his team. Nepal Singh Rana attended the programme as the chief guest. Party workers, office-bearers and social workers participated in the event and encouraged people to come forward for voluntary blood donation.
Blood Donation Highlighted as an Act of Social Service
Addressing the gathering, organisers described blood donation as an important form of humanitarian service. They said that blood is required in hospitals for patients undergoing treatment and medical procedures, and that voluntary donations can contribute to maintaining an adequate supply for people in need.
The organisers also appealed to young people and other members of the community to participate in blood donation and other social welfare activities. They emphasised that service-oriented programmes can strengthen a spirit of cooperation and encourage people to contribute to the wider community.
Blood Donation Camp Draws Participation of Workers and Social Activists
The blood donation programme witnessed active participation from party workers and social activists. The organisers expressed appreciation for those who contributed their time and effort to make the camp possible and for the donors who came forward to support the initiative.
The event was presented by the organisers as an example of combining political and social activity with community service. The participants said that such initiatives should encourage greater public involvement in activities that directly benefit society.
Havan Held for PM Modi’s Long Life and Good Health
Alongside the blood donation camp, Mukesh Bawa and members of his team organised a havan at the temple. According to the organisers, the religious ceremony was conducted to pray for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s long life, good health and well-being.
Those present at the ceremony participated by offering ahutis during the havan and expressed their wishes for the Prime Minister’s continued health and longevity. The religious programme formed a separate part of the event and was conducted alongside the social-service initiative.
Organisers Call for Greater Participation in Social Service
Party office-bearers said that social service should not remain limited to individual occasions and urged people, particularly young citizens, to participate regularly in activities such as blood donation and community welfare programmes. They said that collective participation can help build a stronger sense of social responsibility.
The programme also provided an opportunity for party workers and local residents to come together around a public-service activity. The organisers said they would continue to conduct programmes connected with social service and public welfare in the future.
Workers and Supporters Attend the Programme
Among those present were Raj Singh, Chandrashekhar Azad, Joginder, Virender alias Jassi, Rajat Goswami, Rajat Bawa, Golu Rana, Jatin Bawa, Ashish Bawa, Ayush Bawa, Rakesh Mehta and Gaurav Likha, along with other party workers, social activists and local dignitaries.
The organisers thanked all workers, supporters and blood donors who contributed to the programme. They said the initiative was aimed at strengthening the spirit of public service and humanitarian assistance in the community and expressed their intention to organise similar welfare-oriented activities in the future.
