A news team from Dhaka News visits Ramesh Raja Nasha Mukti Kendra, a de-addiction center. The founder, Ramesh Raja, claims to use a unique "bitter technique" to cure drug addicts, which involves giving them bitter substances to counteract the effects of intoxication. The team interviews patients and witnesses various treatments, including a patient who is on a breathing machine. However, during the visit, the machine is accidentally switched off, causing a brief crisis. The team also distributes blankets and lotus flowers to the patients as a gesture of support.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The episode of Dhaka News is hosted by Dharmendra Dhakad.
2. The team visits Ramesh Raja Nasha Mukti Kendra, a de-addiction center.
3. The center uses a technique called "bitter technique" to cure drug addicts.
4. The bitter technique involves giving the patients bitter substances to cure them of their addiction.
5. The team meets a patient who has been cured of his ganja addiction using the bitter technique.
6. The patient had been smoking ganja and was treated by the center.
7. The center's founder is Ramesh Raja.
8. The team also visits a room where a critical patient is being treated.
9. The patient had been using seven types of intoxicants and had damaged his lungs.
10. The center is using a machine to help the patient breathe.
11. The machine is compared to the lungs of a cat, which can breathe even underwater.
12. The team also visits another room where a patient is being treated using a mosquito net.
13. The patient is being given a blanket by the Dhaka News team to keep warm.
14. The team experiences a technical issue when the machine used to treat the critical patient is switched off.
15. The machine is switched back on, and the team continues their visit.