Blending the spirit of Dussehra with a message of compassion and community service, North East Delhi MP Manoj Tiwari inaugurated a mega health check-up camp at Mansarovar Park, organised by the Akhil Bhartiya Kshatriya Mahasabha (Delhi) in collaboration with Kailash Deepak Hospital.

The event drew an overwhelming response, with hundreds of residents availing free consultations, diagnostic tests, and specialist health services. Medical teams from Kailash Deepak Hospital volunteered their time to ensure that those who often struggle to access healthcare received timely attention and advice.

Speaking at the inauguration, Mr. Tiwari praised the organisers for their effort in bringing together tradition and public welfare. “Providing medical care to those in need is one of the greatest acts of humanity. Such initiatives remind us that festivals like Dussehra are not only about celebration but also about service and compassion,” he said.

He also lauded the Kshatriya community for upholding values of bravery, integrity, and social duty. “The worship of arms during Dussehra is deeply rooted in our culture—it teaches us that true strength lies in protecting others and standing for what is right,” Mr. Tiwari added.

Mr. Sudhir Gupta, Vice President of Dadhichi Dehdan Samiti, called the event a reflection of the community’s deep commitment to social service. “The Kshatriya community has always believed that strength should be used to heal, protect, and serve. Organising a free health camp on Shastra Puja beautifully conveys that message,” he said.

Adding to the sentiment, Senior BJP Leader from Uttar Pradesh, Mr. R.P. Singh, highlighted the cultural and spiritual value of arms worship. “Shastra Puja is not just a ritual—it is a reminder of our duty towards society. The Kshatriya community has historically stood for righteousness and protection, and today’s event continues that legacy in the form of healthcare and service,” he said.

Senior Advocates Mr. Sandeep Singh and Mr. Nagendra Singh, who represented the Kshatriya community, also commended the initiative. “This health camp is not just about treatment—it’s about unity, awareness, and the collective strength of a community that believes in service,” said Mr. Sandeep Singh.

Mr. Nagendra Singh added, “The essence of the Kshatriya tradition is to protect and uplift. Extending that spirit through healthcare is the modern embodiment of our duty.”

Echoing the spirit of community service, Mr. Jitendra Kanwar, Senior Member of the Akhil Bhartiya Kshatriya Mahasabha, emphasized the broader purpose of the event. “This initiative goes beyond providing free medical care—it’s about connecting people, spreading awareness, and reminding society of the importance of compassion and collective responsibility,” he said.

The camp also featured dedicated sections for women’s health, senior citizens, and children, ensuring that people of all ages could benefit. Volunteers distributed informative leaflets on hygiene, preventive healthcare, and nutrition, reinforcing the message that awareness is the first step toward wellness.

Organisers from the Akhil Bhartiya Kshatriya Mahasabha announced their plans to conduct more such camps across Delhi to ensure consistent community outreach and health awareness.

As chants and celebrations of Dussehra filled the air, the event stood as a living tribute to the values of courage, compassion, and service—proving that the true victory of good over evil also lies in defeating inequality, suffering, and neglect.