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163 units of blood donated at camp

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Phagwara, Updated At : 05:14 AM Apr 26, 2025 IST
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In a tribute to Baba Gurbachan Singh, the Sant Nirankari Mission observed Manav Ekta Diwas (Human Unity Day) at the Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan in Phagwara. As part of the annual observance, a blood donation camp was organised, where a total of 163 units of blood were donated by people, highlighting the mission’s continued commitment to humanitarian service.

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The event was graced by Member of Parliament Dr Raj Kumar Chabbewal, MLA Balwinder Singh Dhaliwal, Mayor Rampal Uppal, eye surgeon Dr Sarabjit Rajan, Blood Bank president Malkeet Singh Raghbotra, and former Chairman of Block Samiti, Phagwara, Gurdyal Singh Bhullarai, among others.

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Speaking on the occasion, branch coordinator Malkeet Chand emphasised that Manav Ekta Diwas is not only a day of remembrance but also a spiritual confluence of humanity, goodwill and unity.

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