Dr. Parag Sharma Serving Kanwar Pilgrims for 11 Years, Arogya Camp Becomes a Support System for Shiva Devotees

Hapur: The Kanwar Yatra witnessed a remarkable combination of devotion and service, with Arogya Hospital's renowned physician Dr. Parag Sharma continuing his dedicated service to Shiva devotees for the past 11 years.

During the Kanwar Yatra, Dr. Parag Sharma has been organizing a dedicated Kanwar service camp every year to provide medical assistance and essential facilities to pilgrims. This year too, Arogya Hospital set up a service camp where Kanwar pilgrims were provided medical care along with food, drinking water, bathing facilities and a place to rest.

For pilgrims travelling long distances on foot, the camp provided much-needed relief. Many Kanwariyas arrived with problems such as foot blisters, pain, exhaustion and other health-related issues. The medical team remained active around the clock, providing first aid, medicines and necessary treatment.

The camp also arranged food and drinking water for the devotees, along with a facility where they could rest for some time before continuing their journey.

Dr. Parag Sharma's daughter, Prisha, also actively participated in serving women Kanwar pilgrims. She helped women devotees with their difficulties and provided necessary assistance and relief. Her efforts in helping women pilgrims suffering from foot pain and blisters were appreciated by those present at the camp.

Former BJP District President Umesh Rana also visited the camp and participated in the service of Kanwar pilgrims. He personally helped bandage blisters on the feet of devotees and enquired about their well-being. His participation also encouraged the people engaged in the service activities.

Dr. Parag Sharma said that the Kanwar Yatra is not merely a religious event but also an opportunity to serve humanity. He said that for the past 11 years, his team has been continuously organizing the camp for Shiva devotees.

He explained that their aim is to ensure that pilgrims travelling long distances on foot do not face difficulties in completing their journey because of pain or health-related problems. Along with medical facilities, the camp provides food, drinking water, bathing and resting facilities so that devotees can take a break and continue their journey with renewed energy.

Dr. Sharma said that foot blisters, pain and exhaustion are common among Kanwar pilgrims, but timely treatment can significantly reduce their discomfort. He added that the greatest satisfaction comes when a devotee feels relieved and continues the journey towards their destination with a smile.

He described the service as a blessing and grace of Lord Shiva and expressed his commitment to continue serving Kanwar pilgrims with the same spirit in the coming years.

The service activities at the Arogya Hospital camp continued throughout the Kanwar Yatra. From medical assistance to food, water and resting facilities, the camp became an important and useful stop for Kanwar pilgrims travelling through the area.