Pune Blood Donation Camp Collects 1,004 Units; Sirvi Community Sets Remarkable Example of Social Service
The Sirvi community organised a blood donation camp at Shri Aai Mata Temple in Pune's Sanjay Park on October 25, collecting 1,004 units of blood. Union Minister Murlidhar Mohol, MLA Bapusaheb Pathare and several other representatives attended the event. The programme was organised by Sirvi Jai Bhavani Seva Sanstha and Sirvi Mahila Mandal, with support from Sirvi Kshatriya Yuva Manch.
Pune, October 26, 2026: A large-scale blood donation camp organised by the Sirvi community collected 1,004 units of blood at Shri Aai Mata Temple in Sanjay Park, Pune, on Sunday, October 25. The initiative brought together hundreds of donors, volunteers and community members in a collective effort to support healthcare services.
Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation and Cooperation Murlidhar Mohol attended the event, along with several political representatives and community leaders.
Sirvi Community Organises Major Blood Donation Drive
The camp was organised by Sirvi Jai Bhavani Seva Sanstha and Sirvi Mahila Mandal, Sanjay Park, with coordination by Sirvi Kshatriya Yuva Manch.
According to the organisers, the drive successfully collected 1,004 units of blood, reflecting strong participation from community members and volunteers.
The initiative aimed to encourage voluntary blood donation and strengthen awareness about its importance in supporting patients requiring transfusions.
Organisers credited the collective efforts of donors, medical professionals, volunteers and community organisations for the event's success.
Union Minister Murlidhar Mohol Among Attendees
Union Minister Murlidhar Mohol attended the programme and interacted with participants.
Other attendees included Vadgaon Sheri MLA Bapusaheb Pathare, NCP Pune city president and former MLA Sunil Tingre, Suhas Tingre and Ravi Tingre.
Suresh Chaudhary, national president of the Sirvi Yuva Parishad, also travelled from Pali in Rajasthan to attend the event.
Their presence was acknowledged by the organisers, who highlighted the importance of community participation in public welfare initiatives.
Volunteers and Medical Teams Play Key Role
Members of the Sirvi Kshatriya Yuva Manch, Sirvi Mahila Mandal and Shri Aai Mata Temple management committee coordinated arrangements throughout the programme.
Doctors, nursing staff, blood bank personnel and volunteers assisted with donor registration, medical procedures and event management.
Organisers expressed gratitude to all blood donors and individuals who contributed to the camp's successful completion.
They also acknowledged the involvement of women, young volunteers, senior community members and donors who supported the initiative.
The organisers said the collection of 1,004 units demonstrated how coordinated community efforts can contribute to healthcare needs and encourage future blood donation campaigns.