Srinagar, January 7, 2026: Khwaja Farooq Renzushah today inaugurated a Mega Free Medical and Diagnostic Camp at the Marwah Diagnostic Building in Buchpora. The camp was organised by Aflaq Global Foundation as part of its ongoing initiative to provide free healthcare services across North, South and Central Kashmir.
Addressing the gathering, Dr Khwaja Farooq Renzushah, Advisor to International Sharda University, appreciated the efforts of the management of Marwah Diagnostic Centre, Aflaq Global Foundation, Ujala Hospital, and the team of doctors and volunteers associated with local Tasawuf organisations and the Buchpora Mosque. He particularly lauded the role of Aali Shah, President of Aflaq Global Foundation, along with key executive members of Kashmir Society International and Tahreek-e-Tasawuf for their selfless service to humanity.
Dr Renzushah said such initiatives promote social harmony by strengthening values of love, unity and compassion within society. The head of Marwah Diagnostic Centre informed that a wide range of medical facilities were provided during the camp, including USG, Colour Doppler, X-ray, ECG, physiotherapy and blood sampling.
Administrator of Ujala Hospital, Dr Adnan, announced that more free medical camps would be organised across the Valley in the coming days. The President of the Mosques of Buchpora and a representative associated with the Hazrat Ahmad Batwari Shrine expressed gratitude to Dr Khwaja Farooq Renzushah for patronising philanthropic and Tasawuf-oriented social initiatives.
Interacting with the media, Dr Renzushah highlighted Kashmir’s rich legacy of renaissance, humanity and communal harmony. He recalled Buchpora’s historical significance as a centre of healing inspired by Sufi traditions and called for reviving these values through regular free medical camps, stressing the need for accessible healthcare in view of rising medical costs.
