KATHUA, Sep 20: With the blessings of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj, Sant Nirankari Mission (SNM), Branch Kathua, organized a voluntary blood donation camp in Kathua, where a large number of devotees came forward to donate blood and contribute towards the noble cause of saving precious human lives. A total of 147 units of blood were donated during the camp.
The camp was inaugurated by Ajit Singh, Zonal Incharge, Jammu, who appreciated the spirit of voluntary service demonstrated by the devotees. Addressing the gathering, he highlighted the humanitarian message of Sant Nirankari Mission and emphasized the importance of voluntary blood donation, particularly during medical emergencies when timely availability of blood can save lives.
Ajit Singh said that, under the guidance and blessings of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Maharaj, the Sant Nirankari Mission continues to promote the values of love, unity and selfless service. He observed that a single act of blood donation can become a lifeline for a person in need and urged people to come forward and contribute to such humanitarian initiatives.
The camp reflected the Mission’s commitment to the principle of “Nar Sewa, Narayan Pooja”, emphasizing service to humanity without discrimination on the basis of caste, colour, creed or religion. The enthusiastic participation of devotees demonstrated their commitment towards community welfare and voluntary service.
Babu Ram, Sanyojak, Kathua, expressed gratitude to all blood donors, medical staff, volunteers and supporters whose collective efforts contributed to the successful conduct of the camp. He appreciated the donors for coming forward and making their contribution towards strengthening the availability of blood for patients requiring transfusion.
The camp was organized in collaboration with the Department of Transfusion Medicine & Blood Bank, Government Medical College, Jammu, under the supervision of Dr. Rashmi and Dr. Rajat, with support from Government Medical College, Kathua, and JKSACS.
The successful collection of 147 units of blood marked another significant community-service initiative by Sant Nirankari Mission, reinforcing the importance of voluntary blood donation and collective humanitarian responsibility.