Hundreds Benefit from Massive Blood Donation and Eye Check-up Camp in Mohali

Hundreds Benefit from Massive Blood Donation and Eye Check-up Camp in Mohali

​Rajya Sabha MP Satnam Singh Sandhu and several political leaders in attendance

​Camp organized under the leadership of Baba Harjinder Singh Badal Saab and social activist Preet Kamal Saini

S.A.S.Nagar 05 April ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : A massive medical camp dedicated to the welfare of humanity was organized today, featuring blood donation drives and eye examinations. During the camp, over 350 donors donated blood, while hundreds of patients underwent eye check-ups. Additionally, registrations were completed for patients requiring eye lens implants and surgeries.This information was shared on Sunday by Baba Harjinder Singh Badal Saab and prominent young social activist Preet Kamal Saini during the camp held at the Government Primary School in Village Lakhnour, Mohali.​High-Profile Support and Attendance

​The organizers noted that the camp was a resounding success due to the overwhelming support of local residents and fellow social workers. To encourage the donors, several distinguished personalities attended, including ​Satnam Singh Sandhu, Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha), ​Sarbjit Singh Samana Councillor and son of MLA Kulwant Singh, ​Balbir Singh Sidhu Former Health Minister, ​Amarjit Singh Jeeti Sidhu Mayor, ​Sanjeev Vashisht BJP District President, ​Pahalwan Amarjit Singh Gill,President Rajiv Gandhi Panchayati Raj Sangathan (Dist. Mohali),​Parvinder Singh Sohana Senior Akali Leader,​Phoolraj Singh (State Awardee),Tarlochan Singh Mataur, Roopa Sohana, and Raja Kanwarjot Singh. ​The visiting dignitaries praised the organizers for their selfless service to society and assured them of all possible future support.

The organizing team—including Preet Kamal Saini, Satnam Singh, Narinder Singh, M.S. Walia, and several others—noted that the camp ran from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.​Medical Teams Professional services were provided by teams from Livasa, the Tera-Tera Social Welfare Society, Indus Hospital, and the Government Hospital. ​Recognition. Blood donors were honored with certificates and mementos, while the guests of honor were presented with commemorative awards and traditional shawls (lohis).​Community Spirit Guru ka Langar (community kitchen) was served throughout the event. ​Volunteers including Ranjit Singh, Kamaljit Singh, Ravi Sarpanch, and a large number of local youth played a pivotal role in ensuring the camp’s success.