New Delhi: Following the success of its 100th free health camp in Mustafabad’s Nehru Vihar under the Mission 2025 initiative, All India Unani Tibbi Congress conducted its 101st free health camp at the Community Centre in Suiwalan today. The event was organised in collaboration with the Allama Rafiq Trust and witnessed a significant turnout, with hundreds of individuals availing free health check-ups and medicines.
The occasion also marked the felicitation of Zaid Ahmad, who recently won the Central Councillor election from NSUI’s panel at the Unani and Ayurvedic Tibbiya College, Karol Bagh. He was appointed as President of the Student Wing of All India Unani Tibbi Congress (AIUTC), Delhi Chapter.
Speaking at the event, Dr. Syed Ahmad Khan, General Secretary of AIUTC, highlighted the organisation’s commitment to extending healthcare services to underserved areas.
“This initiative aims to bring essential healthcare services to people’s doorsteps, especially in regions lacking access to proper medical facilities. Today’s 101st camp is a testament to our mission, and we are committed to organising more such camps across Delhi,” he said.
The camp was supported by an expert panel of doctors, including Dr. Syed Ahmad Khan, Dr. Habibullah (CMO, Unani, Delhi Government), Dr. Zakiruddin, Dr. Shakeel Ahmad Meeruthi, Dr. Sanjay Dhingra, Dr. Shakeel Ahmad Hapudi, Dr. Mirza Asif Baig, Dr. Abdul Majeed, Dr. Athar Mahmood, Dr. Ehsan Ahmad Siddiqui, Dr. Faizan Ahmad Siddiqui, Dr. Uzair Ahmad Bakai, Dr. Faheem Malik, Hakim Aftab Alam, Hakim Murtaza Dehlavi, Israr Ahmad Kannauji, and Mohammad Owais.
Master Maqsood Ahmad, General Secretary of Allama Rafiq Trust and the camp coordinator, expressed gratitude to the attending doctors and volunteers.
“This camp has been highly successful, and residents of the area have greatly benefited from it,” he stated. Key contributors to the event’s success included Abdullah Maqsood, Obaid Ahmad, Farzana Begum, and Ayesha.
The AIUTC reaffirmed its commitment to continue its healthcare mission, ensuring accessible and affordable medical care for all.
