Khushbuben wants to go back to India and live along with her 20-year-old daughter. But she cannot go because there is an outstanding rent amount of Dh200,000 (more than Rs 39,00,000) in her husband’s name
Someone should come forward to bail out the woman whose husband’s organs saved three lives before his death in Dubai.
Nileshkumar Chitaniya, 55, an AC technician, suffered a brain stroke on July 11. He was rushed to a private hospital in Dubai, where he was declared brain dead. He passed away on July 17.
His wife, Khushbuben Nileshkumar Chitaniya, took a quick call to fulfil her husband’s wish of donating organs. She did the formalities and donated the organs that saved the lives of three people facing organ failure problems.
Chaitanya had a small shop in Bur Dubai and a rented apartment where the couple was living.
Khushbuben is from the Indian State of Gujarat. She wants to go back to India and live along with her 20-year-old daughter. But she cannot go because there is an outstanding rent amount of Dh200,000 (more than Rs 39,00,000) in her husband’s name.
The UAE authorities highly appreciated Chitaniya as ‘one of the heroes’ of the community
Khushbuben said she is legally obligated to clear this amount. “I cannot afford the huge amount. I need whatever support I can to pay up these dues at the earliest and be with my 20-year-old daughter, who had to discontinue her studies in Gujarat under the circumstances. Please help me,” Gulf News reported.
The UAE authorities highly appreciated Chitaniya and issued a letter of appreciation that was sent to Khushbuben.
“The wonderful gift of life that Nileshkumar Arvindbhai Chitaniya so unselfishly gave, contributed to saving the lives of other organ failure patients and gave them hope for transplant,” the letter said.
The letter referred to Chitaniya “one of the heroes” of the community.
Khoshbuben is struggling to clear the financial obligations accumulated on foreign land and desperately needs some help from some quarter.
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