92 Battalion CRPF Organizes Free Medical Camp on 87th Raising Day; Women Felicitated on International Women’s Day

Kupwara : To commemorate the 87th Raising Day of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), the 92 Battalion CRPF, Wadoora Sopore, organized a free medical camp in the far-flung and remote area of Gujjerpati Baderkali, Handwara in District Kupwara.
The initiative was undertaken in line with the CRPF’s motto of “Service and Loyalty” and aimed at providing essential healthcare services and free medicines to people living in remote areas who have limited access to medical facilities. The camp also served as an effort to strengthen the bond between the security forces and the local community.
The medical camp witnessed a large turnout of residents from nearby villages. A team of specialized doctors from CRPF and GMC Handwara provided on-site consultations in general medicine, pediatrics, and hygiene awareness. Free medicines and essential health supplements were distributed among all the patients who attended the camp.
Apart from medical consultations, the doctors also educated people about seasonal diseases, preventive healthcare measures, and basic first aid, encouraging them to adopt healthy lifestyle practices. Dr. M. Sindhu, SMO, also carried out basic health check-ups of girl students at Higher Secondary School Rajpora and Zachaldara.
During the event, Sh. Naresh Kumar, DIG, interacted with local elders and youth and emphasized the concept of “Health for All.” He encouraged students to pay attention to their physical fitness, stating that they are the future of the nation.
He also informed the public about several upcoming initiatives for the local youth, including free coaching for BPL students for SSB exam preparation, a Basic Computer Course, and a Badminton Tournament for college students, urging interested students to enroll in these programs. They may call on 8899443450 for registration.
CRPF officials also shared valuable information about the CRPF Madadgaar Scheme, an initiative aimed at assisting local residents in emergency situations, addressing public grievances, and strengthening cooperation between the force and the community.
DIG Naresh Kumar further informed that a Blood Donation Camp will be organized on 10 March 2026 at DPL Handwara, and interested volunteers can register by calling 8899443450.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, women present at the event were also felicitated and appreciated for their valuable role and contributions to society.
Among others present on the occasion were Sh. Ravi Mishra (2IC), Sh. Sudhir Sonavale (AC), Sh. Bhanu Prasad Meena , AC, Ms. Gulshan Akhtar, Chowkidar, Mohammad Saleem, Lambardar, Ashiq Husain, Lambardar and several other dignitaries.
The event concluded with appreciation from the local community for the humanitarian efforts of the CRPF in bringing essential healthcare services to remote areas.