Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday said that ‘Op Drishti’ was not merely a medical camp but reflected the Army’s service, courage, resolve and commitment to restoring dignity and improving the lives of people living in remote and border areas.

Addressing the closing ceremony of Phase-II of the Mega Cataract Surgery Camp under ‘Op Drishti’ at Chinar Auditorium, Badami Bagh Cantonment (BB Cantt), Srinagar, the Lieutenant Governor, said the 11th mega surgery camp had brought together patients, doctors, medical teams and the Army to provide quality eye care to people who otherwise face difficulties in accessing advanced treatment.

“I express my gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh. I also express my gratitude to the Army Chief and the medical teams,” Sinha said, while appreciating all those associated with the initiative.

He thanked the doctors, medical personnel and support teams for their dedication in taking specialised treatment to difficult and challenging areas.

“This is not limited to a camp. This is an example of service, courage, resolve and an effort to give value to human life,” he said.

Sinha said 446 surgeries had been conducted under the........

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