Blood donation camp organised at Congress Bhawan

BHUBANESWAR: A blood donation camp was organised by Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee at Congress Bhawan to express solidarity with the courageous armed forces of India who have taken revenge on Pakistan.

Inaugurating the blood donation camp the PCC President Bhakta Charan Das said the aim behind organising such event is to express support and respect to the Indian armed forces who have taken a co-ordinated action against Pakistan.

Among others former PCC President Jaydev Jena,former Minister Suresh Kumar Routray,Nagendra Pradhan, Sibandanda Rai,Samir Kumar Routray,manoj Singh,Manoranjan Das,Navajyoti Pattnaik,Ranjt patra,Mohemmad Imtaz,Pralkash Mishra ,Susanta tripthy,Satyabrata Nayak,Pradeep Mohapatra and other leaders were present on the occasion.

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