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Anil Biswas still critical

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KOLKATA: The condition of Anil Biswas, State Secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), who was admitted to a nursing home after suffering a massive brain haemorrhage on Saturday, remains "critical but stable," doctors attending on him said on Wednesday.

There was "a slight setback" in his condition on Tuesday evening, according to them.

A bulletin released by the nursing home on Wednesday said Mr. Biswas' neurological status remained unchanged.

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