Archive · 2 Aug 2026
Delhi Speaker Urges Regular Blood Donations in Rohini
Vijender Gupta, the speaker of the Delhi Assembly, went to a blood donation camp in Rohini.
He talked to people about how giving blood is a special way to help others.
The camp wanted to collect 3,100 units of blood.
He said that blood can’t be made in a factory and that healthy people can give blood every three months.
The event also honored soldiers, and the blood could help save lives.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta attended a blood donation camp in Rohini, urging regular voluntary donations.
The camp, organized by Lakshmi Taru Foundation, aimed to collect 3,100 units of blood under the theme “Ek Boond – Desh Ke Liye”.
The drive was supported by volunteers from across India and coordinated with nine hospitals.
Gupta emphasized that blood cannot be manufactured and that donating every three months is safe for healthy individuals.
The event honored the Indian Armed Forces, with soldiers attending and the donated blood potentially saving lives.
- Who
- Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta
- What
- Attended a blood donation camp and urged regular voluntary donations
- When
- Sunday (date not specified)
- Where
- Japanese Park, Sector 10, Rohini, Delhi
- Why
- To promote regular blood donation and support the Indian Armed Forces
- Speaker
- Vijender Gupta
- Event
- Blood donation camp
- Location
- Japanese Park, Sector 10, Rohini, Delhi
- Target units
- 3,100
- Theme
- Ek Boond – Desh Ke Liye
- Organized by
- Lakshmi Taru Foundation
- Participants
- 50 NGOs, volunteers from 20 states
- Hospitals involved
- 9