Mathematics ‘Guru’ Biswajit Ghosh of Ramanuj College meets with fatal road accident

July 15: In a tragic incident, renowned and most popular teacher of Mathematics, Biswajit Ghosh associated with Ramanuj Gupta College Silchar passed away today afternoon. Termed as “Mathematics Guru” by his students, Biswajit Ghosh, one of the founder teachers of Ramanuj Gupta Junior College, Silchar was on his way to Shillong in Meghalaya from Silchar.

As per reports, he was driving the car himself. An ex-student of his, Aman Bansal (Engineer by profession) accompanied him. However, at Jowai in Meghalaya, the car met with an severe accident at around 12 to 12.30 PM today. It was a head-on collision with a traveler vehicle. He was then rushed to a local hospital there, where after few moments he breathed his last. Aman Bansal too sustained major injuries, but is now out of danger. Sources revealed that it was a head-on collision. Much details into the incident is still awaited.

Expressing deep sorrow, Rudra Narayan Gupta on behalf of Ramanuj Gupta Charitable Trust said, “This is perhaps one of the major shock which I got. In the afternoon, one of our former student, Aman Bansal who accompanied Biswajit Sir suddenly rang me to convey the news. Aman too sustained major injuries. Immediately, I arranged an ambulance to reach the spot and also tried to contact the doctors in the hospital where he was treated at Jowai. But all hopes were shattered when I got the information that the Sir is no more. I just don’t have words to express my condolence. His loss is irreparable.”

Condoling his death, one of his former student, Rohan Roy wrote, “Rest in Peace Sir! Words cannot describe how much you have contributed in shaping my career. You will be always remembered Sir.” The moment this incident was known, social media platforms was flooded with condolence messages from a host of students of Biswajit Ghosh, their favourite “Mathematics Guru”.

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