Hoshiarpur - The eye donation campaign started by Rotary Eye Bank and Cornea Transplantation Society is getting a lot of support from the people. And now people have started wishing that they can see the eyes of their loved ones who have left this world even after their death. In this series, after the death of Subhash Chandra Gupta (73), a resident of Jagatpura and owner of Sham Medical Store, his family donated his eyes to Shankara Eye Hospital Ludhiana through Rotary Eye Bank. In this regard, Rotary Eye Bank President and renowned social worker Sanjeev Arora said that former President of Rotary Club Mid Town Praveen Pabbi contacted Shankara Eye Hospital Ludhiana at 11 pm and at 1.30 pm Dr. Preeti Das and her assistant Navneet Kaur completed the process of taking the eyes. On this occasion, Mr. Arora told how the eyes of late Subhash Chandra Gupta brought light to two dark lives. And said that these are our eyes, which remain alive for 12 hours after death. If these are removed in time and transplanted into another person, then the person suffering from corneal blindness is able to see this world again. Mr. Arora thanked the family for donating the eyes. While donating the eyes, Mr. Sham Sundar Gupta, son of late Subhash Chandra Gupta, said that it was his father's wish that his eyes be donated after his death. So keeping his wish in mind, his eyes were donated by his family. He told that 5 years ago he had donated his mother's eyes so that people living in darkness could see the beautiful world. Family members Radhika Jindal, Reema Gupta, Manoj Jindal, Saksham Gupta, Riya Gupta, Vandana Gupta, Narendra Gupta, Chamanlal Gupta etc. were present on this occasion.