Tribute Paid to Kothari Brothers and Kar Sevaks of 1990
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Blood donation camp held at MGM Hospital, Sakchi by Bajrang Dal.
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Tribute paid to Kothari brothers and kar sevaks martyred in 1990.
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A total of 76 blood units donated for needy Hindu families.
JAMSHEDPUR – Bajrang Dal, Jamshedpur Unit, has come forward to offer rich tributes to Kothari Brothers, who had laid down their lives during Ayodhya movement in the 1990s. A blood donation was held to honour their sacrifice.
The Bajrang Dal, under the leadership of its Jamshedpur Metropolitan unit, organized a blood donation camp at MGM Hospital, Sakchi. The event honored the sacrifice of Kothari brothers and kar sevaks who died during the 1990 Ayodhya movement.
Jamshedpur Bajrang Dal convenor Chandan Das recalled the events of October 30, 1990. He said, "The Kothari brothers from Kolkata were the first to hoist the saffron flag on the disputed Babri structure. Following orders from then Uttar Pradesh CM Mulayam Singh Yadav, police fired on kar sevaks, killing hundreds, including the Kothari brothers."
Das highlighted that the bloodshed turned the Saryu River red, and since then, Bajrang Dal organizes blood donation camps nationwide every October and November in their memory.
This year’s camp collected 76 units of blood, which will assist Hindu families in need. Several prominent members participated in the event, including co-convenor Deepak Bajrangi, Praveen Singh, Avtar Singh Parmar, Shankar Rao, and Arun Singh.
Other notable attendees included district president Ajay Gupta, minister Chandrika Bhagat, treasurer Kanhaiya Kumar, and Durga Vahini co-convenor Babli Sonam. Members from various local branches, including Mango, Telco, Golmuri, and Sakchi, also actively contributed.
The event underscored Bajrang Dal’s commitment to social service while remembering those who made sacrifices for the Ayodhya movement.
