Organ donation by 35-year-old Gandhinagar youth gives new lease of life to three patients
Family of Dehgam youth takes noble decision to donate organs after he is declared brain dead
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
5 November 2026, 1:50 am · 3 min read
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After being declared brain dead during treatment at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital, the organ donation of a 35-year-old youth has brought new hope to the lives of three needy patients. The organ donation by this youth, a resident of Dehgam in Gandhinagar district, has brought joy to three families just before the Diwali festival. This tragic incident began on 31 October, when the youth was seriously injured in a road accident. He had sustained severe injuries to his head. Following the accident, he was immediately rushed to Gandhinagar first, and subsequently to Ahmedabad Civil Hospital for treatment.
According to a report by NDTV, doctors at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital made every possible effort to save the youth's life. However, due to the severe injuries, his condition continued to deteriorate, and finally, on 3 November, doctors declared him brain dead. The news was devastating for the family. In such a difficult situation, the counseling team and doctors of Civil Hospital explained the brain dead condition and the importance of organ donation to the deceased's wife. Even at this extremely painful time of losing her husband, she showed extraordinary courage and provided written consent for organ donation.
As a result of this noble decision, one liver and two kidneys were successfully harvested. These organs were immediately sent to the kidney hospital located at the Civil Medicity campus for transplantation, where they were transplanted into waiting patients. With this case, the organ donation count at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital has reached 260. So far, a total of 1,126 organs and tissues have been donated by this institution. This achievement reflects the success of the hospital's medical services and awareness campaigns.
Speaking about this emotional moment, Medical Superintendent of Civil Hospital, Dr. Rakesh Joshi, stated that organ donation is the highest form of selfless service, which keeps a person alive even after death. Praising the family, he said that the courage and humanity shown by the family even in a moment of extreme grief is commendable. A timely and compassionate decision can bring light back into the lives of families who have lost their loved ones. Praising the family's decision, doctors described it as a great inspiration for society.
Ahmedabad Civil Hospital is one of the largest government hospitals in Gujarat and has long played a significant role in the organ donation process. The hospital works to spread awareness regarding organ donation to provide a new lease of life to many critically ill patients. In the past, this institution has also recorded many successful organ donation cases, where the organs of brain-dead patients have given new life to many people. The hospital's doctors and counseling team are constantly encouraging this noble work by guiding families about the importance of organ donation.
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