Muslim man on fast donates blood to Hindu kidney patient

Nasim Malita, a 27-year-old Muslim man observing his fast, donated blood to a Hindu patient suffering from kidney ailments, at a private medical facility in Kolkata, Indian media reported.

Sangeeta Ghosh, a resident of Majdia in Nadia, requires periodic blood transfusions due to her health condition.

Malita promptly responded to the Emergency Blood Service’s (EBS) request without enquiring about the recipient’s identity or religious background.

The act of kindness has been widely praised, highlighting the power of humanitarian values that transcend religious boundaries.

Nasim Malita’s decision to donate blood while observing his fast during Ramadan exemplifies selflessness and compassion.

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Upon receiving an urgent call from EBS on Sunday afternoon, Malita immediately agreed to help Sangeeta Ghosh, who has been battling kidney-related health issues since 2017-18.

The transfusion was critical for her well-being. Malita, originally from Palashi in Murshidabad and currently residing in Kalyani for his studies, did not hesitate to act despite the physical challenges posed by fasting.

Sanju Ghosh, Sangeeta’s son and a fellow volunteer with EBS, expressed heartfelt gratitude for Malita’s prompt response, underscoring the importance of such acts of kindness in times of need.