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Former Corporator Maya Barne Extends Aid for Injured Wrestler Vijay Doiphode

Vijay, who has represented Maharashtra in numerous national competitions, met with a severe accident in Pune, leaving him unconscious for 12 days.

Salil Urunkar

Pune: The culture of coming together in times of need was exemplified recently when the Barne family from Thergaon extended a generous financial contribution to national wrestler Vijay Doiphode, who is currently battling for his life.

Vijay, a 21-year-old athlete who has represented Maharashtra in numerous national competitions, met with a severe accident in Pune, leaving him unconscious for 12 days.

Moved by the news of Vijay’s dire condition and the desperate need for funds for his treatment, former Pimpri-Chinchwad corporator Maya Barne and former opposition leader Santosh Barne acted swiftly.

They transferred one lakh rupees to Vijay's account to support his medical expenses. Vijay’s family, originally from a modest background in Satara district, was overwhelmed by this act of kindness.

Vijay's accident occurred when he hit a pothole while riding his motorcycle in the Swargate area. Suffering serious head injuries, he was rushed to Rao Nursing Home, where he underwent an initial surgery.

He has since been transferred to Ruby Hall Clinic, where doctors estimate his treatment will require more than 30 lakh rupees. The Barne family has assured continued support, demonstrating their commitment to humanitarian values.

The Barne family's gesture is in line with their long-standing tradition of helping those in need, following the teachings of their late patriarch, Nagubhau Barne. Their timely assistance has provided a ray of hope for Vijay’s family as he continues to fight for his life in the ICU.

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