<h1>Legal review of charity-run free medical camp tied to prime minister's birthday: political use, charity compliance, data and tax risks</h1> A charitable health organization held a large free medical camp in a parliamentary constituency to mark the prime minister's 75th birthday, with the prime minister inaugurating the event virtually and senior state officials attending in person. The organizer claims mass distribution of medicines, spectacles, wheelchairs and nutrition kits and asserts record-setting national outreach. The press release includes a media-distribution disclaimer. Legal issues include potential scrutiny under rules on use of official positions for political promotion, compliance with charitable registration, donor funds and tax-exemption regulations, accuracy of public claims (records and beneficiary counts), data protection for medical recipients, and regulatory oversight of medical services and distributions.