Massive Public Turnout Marks 17th Death Anniversary of Late Rambabu Sharma; Over 500 People Receive Free Health Check-ups, 1,000 Blankets Distributed

East Delhi | Special Correspondent: Arun Sharma

A massive wave of public participation marked the 17th death anniversary of former MLA and senior Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee leader Late Rambabu Sharma, as a grand free medical health camp was organized at Shri Sai Sharanam Mandir, Kabul Nagar, East Delhi.


Known for translating the Congress ideology of service, struggle, and commitment into grassroots action, Late Rambabu Sharma continues to inspire people even years after his demise. During the camp, more than 500 residents underwent free medical examinations, while medicines, spectacles, and over 1,000 blankets were distributed free of cost among the needy and underprivileged.


The programme began with an address by former Member of Parliament and former President of Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee JAI PRAKASH AGRAWAL, who paid rich tributes to the late leader. He said —
“Rambabu Sharma was not merely a political leader; he was a true embodiment of the Congress ideology based on service, struggle, and dedication. He viewed politics not as a means to power, but as a mission of public service. Leaders like him are remembered for generations.”


Congress Leader Parmanand Sharma Remembers His Political Mentor
CONGRESS LEADER PARMANAND SHARMA, speaking emotionally on the oc

casion, described Late Rambabu Sharma as his political mentor and guiding force. He said —
“From Rambabu Sharma Ji, I learned not politics, but how to stand firmly with the people in their joys and sorrows. He was a living symbol of Congress ideology. Whatever I am today is the result of his guidance and blessings.”
Parmanand Sharma further stated that Rambabu Sharma’s deep connection with the masses, sensitivity towards every section of society, and unwavering commitment to development made him an extraordinary mass leader.


A Living Symbol of Congress Ideology
Senior leaders present at the event emphasized that throughout his political life, Late Rambabu Sharma consistently raised his voice for the rights of the poor, workers, women, youth, and marginalized sections. As an MLA from Rohtas Nagar Assembly, he prioritized inclusive development and implemented the Congress vision of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas and Social Justice” on the ground.


Dignified Presence of Senior Leaders and Public Representatives
Several prominent Congress leaders, social activists, and citizens paid tribute, including Vipin Sharma, Paras Sharma and family, Jai Prakash Agrawal, Arvind Singh Lovely (Chairman, Delhi Development Board), Anil Chaudhary (former DPCC President), former MLA Bhisham Sharma, Shivani Panchal (Municipal Councillor), Sunil Kumar (State President, Seva Dal), Parmesh Sharma (former councillor), Chaudhary Zuber, Ajay Sharma (former councillor), Ramakant Kaushik, Rajkumar Jain, Sushil Tiwari, Satyanarayan Sharma, B.D. Sharma, Ishwar Singh Bagri, Shri Rajrajeshwar Ji Maharaj, Ajit Singh, Anil Bhardwaj, Anil Gautam, Ajay Garg, Pankaj Gaur, Rekha Khanna Verma, Kavita Chaudhary, Seema Pathak, Mayank Chaturvedi, Bharat Bhushan Kaushik, Naveen Chaudhary, Satish Arora, Rakesh Kumara, Rahul Chauhan, Babu Banarasi, Pravesh Kumar Sharma (Bunty), Kamal Sharma, Vinod Gupta, Rahul Sharma, Pawan Sharma, Raja Pandit, Rajni Sharma, Prem Narayan Verma, Amit Tyagi, Sunil Panchal, Sachin Panchal, Deepak Sharma, Devendra Sharma, Ram Avatar, and many others.


Public Service: The True Tribute
People from all walks of life actively participated in the health camp, describing it as the true tribute to Late Rambabu Sharma. The overwhelming turnout clearly reflected that the people of Delhi continue to remember him as a great public servant and mass leader.


Leaders unanimously stated that Late Rambabu Sharma’s name stands immortal in the political history of Delhi as an “Everlasting Public Servant,” and the Congress Party will continue to walk the path of public service inspired by his ideals.