Blood donation camp held to honour four Sahibzadas

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, Updated At : 03:50 AM Dec 31, 2024 IST

A blood donation camp being hosted by an NGO on Monday.

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In a tribute to the sacrifice of the Sahibzadas of Guru Gobind Singh, the social welfare organisation Voice of Amritsar organised a blood donation camp at the sports complex of the Medical College. The camp was held to commemorate the supreme martyrdom of the four Sahibzadas, whose courage and sacrifice remain unmatched in history.

Indu Arora, President of Voice of Amritsar, shared details of the event, emphasising that this initiative was an annual tradition for the organisation. “The martyrdom of the Sahibzadas is an integral part of our heritage. Through this blood donation camp, we aim to contribute towards a vital social cause and help in building a blood bank for those in need,” Arora said.

Members came forward to donate blood for this noble cause.

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