AGARTALA, Oct 22 (TIWN): When BJP Govt is 24X7 busy with politically motivated cases against opposition leaders, massive taxes impositions, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Govt led terminated Health Minister Sudip Roy Barman has once again come forward to help the emergency patients under the Health Dept, although he was terminated from the department.

Today a massive blood donation camp was conducted at the IGM, GB blood bank today, participated huge numbers of Sudip Barman’s fans and co-workers .

Barman has asked people to come forward to donate blood, although after Sudip Barman was terminated free medical health service was snatched.

Also on October 21, the BJP’s sacked Minister Sudip Barman was praised by social media users after he displayed humanity by rushing to GB hospital and donated blood to an emergency patient.

Sudip Barman is across social media since yesterday night for his emergency help at midnight.According to report, one Manir Hossain posted in social media at 11.20 pm on yesterday that a person needs A+ blood urgently. Barman was informed by his wife about the blood crisis matter. Sudip Barman rushed to the hospital and witnessed severe blood crisis in blood bank. Then he himself donated blood to the patient. Barman called common men to donate blood to mitigate the ongoing blood crisis.

The ongoing blood crisis which led former Health Minister Sudip Barman to donate blood at the midnight at GB hospital on yesterday is due to a drastic fall of blood donation campaigning in this poverty gripped state Tripura recently, as a major section of institution and public stopped blood donation camps with slogan of “No Free Medical Service, No Free Blood”.

This dangerous slogan was on the web in last one month calling Tripura people not to donate blood as the Govt lost its humanity. In such a condition, after being informed about blood crisis leading a patient’s death, BJP’s sacked Minister Sudip Barman is praised by social media users after he displayed humanity by rushing to GB hospital and donated blood to an emergency patient.

However, the sacked Health Minister asked common men to forward their helping hands ahead.