Patna: On the third day of the service week organized by Sushil Kumar Modi Smriti Shodh Sansthan and Patna South Nagrik Sangharsh Samiti, a free health check-up camp was held at Malahi Pakri village in Patna Kankarbagh. The camp, hosted by the BJP Medical Forum, benefitted 544 people, providing free health services, eye check-ups, and spectacles.
Former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, Renu Devi, praised Sushil Kumar Modi’s tireless efforts for human service, emphasizing that his dedication was evident both in opposition and during his tenure in the ruling party. She highlighted his contributions to Bihar’s development and his personal efforts in nurturing hundreds of youth.
Jessie Sushil Modi, the wife of the late leader, expressed that serving the helpless would be the most fitting tribute to Sushil Kumar Modi. She recalled his continuous efforts for Bihar’s growth and his strategic approach to party development. Kumhrar MLA Arun Kumar Sinha remembered Sushil Kumar Modi as a fearless organizer who always led with conviction, following Modi ji’s ideals.
Deepak Agarwal of Sushil Kumar Modi Smriti Shodh Sansthan acknowledged the transformation of South Patna, attributing the development of infrastructure like parks, roads, and hospitals to Sushil Kumar Modi’s vision and efforts. Sanjay Gupta, the president of the institution, reiterated that Sushil Kumar Modi’s dedication to Patna and Bihar’s advancement was unparalleled.
The BJP Medical Forum’s initiative provided free medical services, including blood sugar and blood pressure tests, with free medicines distributed to those in need. Dr. Mrinal Jha, President of BJP Medical Forum, along with Deepak Agarwal, Vinod Sahni, Manoranjan Singh, Urmila Singh, Mandal President Rakesh Singh, and Sumit Srivastava were key participants in the program.
