Blood Donation Drive at Gyanaganga Bhavan, Virajpet

Virajpet, Aug. 23: Blood has no caste, religion, creed or language. Every human being's blood is the same, said Virajpet DySP S. Mahesh Kumar.

Speaking after inaugurating a blood donation camp organized jointly by Brahmakumari Ishwariya University, Rotary Virajpet, Social Service Division and Madikeri District Blood Fund Center as part of World Brotherhood Day and the 19th death anniversary of Rajyogini Dadi Prakasmani at Gyanaganga Bhavan of Prajapita Brahmakumari Ishwariya University in Virajpet, he said that recently, acts that divide society in the name of caste and religion have been increasing. He said that every citizen should unite and form a huge movement to save society and the country beyond these boundaries.

Today, children and youth are getting caught between substances and falling prey to vices. Making the society drug-free is not just the job of the police department or the government. The entire society needs to take responsibility and run a campaign against it on a large scale, he said.

Dr. Karumbaiah K.P., Medical Officer, Madikeri District Blood Bank Center, said that one unit of blood donation by a healthy person can save three lives. Therefore, he called on everyone to come forward to donate blood voluntarily. Komal of Prajapita Brahmakumari Ishwariya University spoke and remembered the life of Rajyogini Dadi Prakasmani and her social service.

Ravi Shankar, a retired Chescom employee, who received the honor at the camp for donating blood the most times, said that he has donated blood 70 times. Donating blood does not cause any harm to health.

The officers and staff of the Virajpet Police Department actively participated in this blood donation camp and set an example. Virajpet Circle Inspector Anoop Madappa and police personnel highlighted the importance of blood donation by donating blood. Rotary Club President Gagan introduced the honorees. The dignitaries present on the stage were honored. Certificates were given to those who donated blood.

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