Former lok sabha speaker Somnath Chatterjee dies at 89

Former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee died at a hospital in Kolkata on Monday morning. Chatterjee, who suffered from kidney disease for some time, has been admitted to hospital on Saturday. On Sunday morning, he was treated with ventilator after a slight heart attack. Those who have done dialysis, for those The doctors say that the heart does not react sometimes. Hospital survivors have reported a slight heart attack and have been told that they are supposed to be providing artificial mood. However, the health of the doctors was not in vain as he was still suffering from mild festering on Monday morning. So he left behind.

Chatterjee has suffered from unhealthy health problems for some time. He was admitted to the Belle View Hospital in Kolkata on August 10 due to kidney problems. Last June, the brain nurse was hit and Chatterjee was admitted to hospital. Discharged after recovery. In July, respiratory problems aroused back into the hospital and discharged only a few days ago. But once again, she was admitted to the hospital and admitted again on Friday.

Somnath is one of the most elected MPs in the Lok Sabha. Chatterjee, who was elected to the Lok Sabha for the first time in 1971, won ten times as many as MPs from 1984. In the 1984 election, he lost to the current Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Chatterjee, who joined the CPM in 1968, remained in the party for 40 years until 2008. He is the speaker of the Lok Sabha in the UPA-1 government. India The CPM withdrew support to the UPA government in 2008 opposing the US nuclear deal. But Sosimira did not agree to withdraw from Somnath Lok Sabha Speaker. He was expelled from the party.