Veteran CPI(M) Leader Hospitalized in Kolkata

Biman Bose, a veteran leader of the CPI(M) and chairman of the Left Front, has been hospitalized in Kolkata due to a high fever. Following a trip to northern West Bengal, Bose was admitted for precautionary reasons. His condition is currently stable, according to medical reports.

Veteran CPI(M) leader Biman Bose has been hospitalized in Kolkata after developing a high fever. The chairman of the CPI(M)-led Left Front was admitted following a trip to Malda and Uttar Dinajpur in northern West Bengal, according to party officials.

Bose's health became a concern after he experienced a high fever for three days. Reluctant to be hospitalized initially, Bose acquiesced due to his advancing age and the need for careful observation, said a party leader.

A doctor treating Bose revealed that several tests have been conducted, and his condition is currently stable. Bose, formerly the state secretary of the CPI(M), is now a special invitee to the party's central committee.

(With inputs from agencies.)