Archive · 24 Jan 2026
Abhishek Praises Sebaashray Camp Success in Nandigram
Abhishek Banerjee, a leader from Trinamul Congress, is very happy about the success of the Sebaashray camps in Nandigram.
These camps provide free health check-ups and medicines to people.
They have helped many people, with over 3,000 registrations and more than 100 health check-ups.
The camps will run until the end of January, except for one day when there is a festival.
Abhishek thanked the doctors and medical professionals for their hard work.
He also expressed sadness about the death of Jahangir Sheikh, a member of the local government, and blamed the Election Commission for his death.
Similar camps will be held in Diamond Harbour later this month.
Sebaashray camps in Nandigram have received an overwhelming response with 3,434 registrations and 118 health check-ups conducted.
The camps will continue until 31 January, except for 22 January due to Saraswati Puja.
Abhishek Banerjee thanked doctors and medical professionals for their dedication and commitment.
Follow-up Sebaashray 2 camps in Diamond Harbour will start on 24 January and run until 28 January.
Abhishek Banerjee condoled the death of Jahangir Sheikh, a BLA2 and panchayat samity member, blaming the Election Commission for his death.
- Who
- Abhishek Banerjee, Trinamul Congress national general secretary
- What
- Sebaashray camps in Nandigram
- When
- Until 31 January (except 22 January for Saraswati Puja)
- Where
- Nandigram, West Bengal
- Why
- To provide medical services and support to the local community
- Event
- Sebaashray camps in Nandigram
- Duration
- Until 31 January (except 22 January)
- Registrations
- 3,434
- Health Check-ups
- 118
- Medicines Given
- 118
- Patients Referred
- 51
- Next Camps
- Diamond Harbour (24-28 January)
- Condoled Death
- Jahangir Sheikh (BLA2)
