By Agartala Correspondent | Tripura 24.in AGARTALA | March 15, 2026
AGARTALA: A voluntary blood donation camp was organized today at the Ward Office of Ward No. 9, Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC). The event, aimed at strengthening the state’s blood reserves, saw a significant turnout of local donors and was graced by several prominent political figures.
The camp was attended by Mayor and MLA Dipak Majumder, MLA Ratan Chakraborty, and the Corporator of Ward No. 9, Uttam Ghosh, among other local leaders.
Political Critique: Khayerpur Under the CPIM Era
While addressing the gathering, Mayor Dipak Majumder launched a scathing attack on the previous CPIM-led government, specifically focusing on the history of the Khayerpur Assembly Constituency.
Key Points from the Mayor’s Speech:
- Allegations of Past Atrocities: The Mayor claimed that during the 35 years of Communist rule, Khayerpur witnessed the highest rates of crimes against women and various forms of social oppression.
- Shift Since 2018: He asserted that since the BJP-led government came to power in 2018, there has been a paradigm shift, with a consistent focus on developmental projects and the establishment of law and order.
- Developmental Track Record: Majumder highlighted that the current administration is working tirelessly to ensure that the benefits of government schemes reach the grassroots level without political bias.
The Vital Role of Blood Donation
Shifting focus to the humanitarian aspect of the day, the Mayor emphasized the scientific and social importance of such camps.
”Blood donation is the ultimate service to humanity. These camps play a crucial role in maintaining the delicate balance between the demand and supply of blood in our hospitals. By donating blood today, you are not just participating in an event; you are saving lives. I urge the youth and the citizens of Ward 9 to continue coming forward for this noble cause,” the Mayor stated.
A Unified Effort
MLA Ratan Chakraborty and Corporator Uttam Ghosh also spoke on the occasion, praising the local volunteers for their enthusiasm. They noted that Ward No. 9 has been proactive in organizing social welfare activities, and today’s camp is a reflection of the community’s commitment to public health.
The medical team from the state blood bank reported a successful collection of units, which will be directed toward meeting the requirements of Agartala’s major referral hospitals.
