BY TC News Desk
Agartala, July 26: In a touching display of unwavering commitment to public service, Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha has once again exemplified his dedication to the well-being of the people. His recent act of kindness and support has brought immense relief to Dibyendu Bikas Deb, a resident of Khowai district, who was bravely battling a serious medical condition.
In a remarkable turn of events, Chief Minister Dr. Saha came to know about Dibyendu’s plight through a heartfelt video posted by the Youtuber, Sudip Dn. The video featured Dibyendu appealing for financial assistance to overcome his medical challenges.
Upon seeing the video, Chief Minister Dr. Saha immediately sprung into action and personally requested Dibyendu to meet him in Agartala. Today, accompanied by his parents, Dibyendu made the journey to meet the Chief Minister during ‘Mukhyamantri Samipesu’.
During their meeting, Chief Minister Dr. Saha assured Dibyendu of full support and assistance for his crucial medical treatment. With great empathy and understanding, he attentively listened to Dibyendu’s health struggles.
Dibyendu had been suffering from a severe blockage in his Gastro Interstitial Pipe, leaving him unable to eat and leading to a steady deterioration in his health. The required treatment involved a substantial cost of approximately Rs. 5 lakh, which was beyond Dibyendu’s financial means.
Speaking with reporters, Dibyendu said, “My health condition is not good. Yesterday one Youtuber Subip DN make a video of mine and after that Chief Minister Prof. Dr Manik Saha has personally taken up the matter and called me to meet. I was having serious problem in my Gastro interstitial pipe which is blocked and for which I am unable to eat and my health condition started deteriorating. Doctor suggested for operation for that around Rs 5 lakh was needed but my financial condition is also not good. So today I came to meet Chief Minister. He carefully listened to my problems and has extended all kinds of help. Chief Minister asked me to visit GB Pant Hospital and said he will look after this”.
