A reputed cancer hospital in Mumbai responded.
He said there was no hope.
Hearing that, the father returned to the state with a heavy heart with his twenty-six-year-old son.
Back in Bengal he took his son to NRS hospital with virtually no hope.
The treatment is carried out under the supervision of the doctor of the hematology department there.
The hematology department of NRS cured the cancer-stricken young man.
Not only that, Neelratan Sarkar Medical College made the treatment that was never available in the government infrastructure of the country possible.
Pintu Mohant of South Dinajpur.
Twenty-six years old.
Pintu was taken to Mumbai by his father for treatment of complicated blood cancer.
Chemotherapy was done.
But still the cancer kept coming back.
After three months of treatment at a reputed hospital in Mumbai, the hospital practically gave up.
It was reported that Pintu's death was only a matter of time.
Meanwhile, about 12 lakh rupees have been spent for Pintu's treatment.
After that, Pintu's father returned to the state with his son in October last year and went to the outpatient department of hematology at NRS.
In the end, his aim was to at least ensure that his son did not die without treatment.
And from here a new chapter begins.
Sandeep Saha, a doctor in the department of hematology, continued to fight tirelessly to make Pintu healthy.
But a 100 percent match with Pintu's bone marrow was not found in anyone in his family.
50 percent similarity is found with brother Pikai Mohant.
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