West Bengal: Before leaving, the former CM gave new light to the eyes of 2 people, now both the patients will be able to see the world

Former West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharya’s cornea has been successfully transplanted into two persons. This way both these patients will get their eyesight back. Giving information about this on Friday, a senior doctor said that the two persons in whom the cornea has been transplanted are a man and a woman. Both had cornea problems. Dr. Asim Kumar Ghosh, Director of the Regional Institute of Ophthalmology, said that the surgery done on Thursday night was successful and both the patients are now recovering.

A huge crowd had gathered to give the last farewell

The doctor praised Bhattacharya’s decision and called it an inspirational act. Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Buddhadeb Bhattacharya died on Thursday at the age of 80 at his residence in Kolkata. Hundreds of people had reached the CPM state headquarters on Friday to give him a final farewell. Bhattacharya will be remembered for his commitment to communist ideology and pragmatic approach to the industrialization of the state. Some of the mourners paid tribute to Bhattacharya with teary eyes while many gave red salutes with clenched fists.

Bhattacharya was the last leftist CM of Bengal

Let us tell you that Budhadev Bhattacharya did not even care about his ideological commitment to woo capitalists for industrialization in his state. Bhattacharya, who had an impeccable image, will also be remembered for the fall of 34 years of leftist rule in the state in 2011. Bhattacharya is survived by his wife Mira and daughter Suchetna. Despite his poor health in recent years, Bhattacharya remained a respected figure in Bengal’s political scene. Bhattacharya became the Chief Minister of West Bengal after Jyoti Basu in 2000 and remained in this post till 2011.