Free Eye and Medical Camp to Be Held on September 16 in Memory of Shri Hariram Kasera and Smt. Rameti Devi
Echoes of BPMS Mission Have Reached Overseas: Rajesh Chetan
Bhiwani. The Bhiwani Parivar Maitri Sangh (BPMS) will organise its 44th Free Eye and Medical Camp on Wednesday, September 16, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at Shri Krishna Pranami Temple, Bhiwani.
The camp is being organised in the fond memory of late Shri Hariram Kasera and late Smt. Rameti Devi Kasera, who were known for their social commitment, sense of duty, compassion and exemplary service to the needy. The camp is being held in association with the family of their son, Shri Rajkumar Garg.
Experienced and renowned doctors from Delhi will examine patients suffering from various eye ailments and recommend cataract surgery with intraocular lens wherever required. The recommended surgeries will be performed completely free of cost at Venu Eye Hospital and Research Centre, Delhi.
In addition, free medical examinations will be conducted, including screening of patients suspected of having cancer or those considered at risk. In cases where cancer is detected, patients will be provided completely free treatment at the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre, Delhi.
BPMS President, leading national anchor and renowned international poet Rajesh Chetan said that thousands of patients from Bhiwani and surrounding areas have benefited from the organisation’s 43 camps held so far. He said that the mission of Bhiwani Parivar Maitri Sangh to extend support to poor and needy patients has gained recognition not only across the country but has also reached overseas.
Rajesh Chetan further said that several philanthropists, industrialists and doctors with roots in Bhiwani have expressed their desire to contribute to BPMS’s expansive humanitarian mission. Keeping this growing response in view, the organisation has finalised plans to further expand its campaign.
He added that the expanded initiative will soon take practical shape and help thousands of poor and needy people access essential medical care and support.
