In our school days there was a story on Gulzar, a pampered child. In his friend circle Gulzar was notorious for his mischievous character. His mischief always used to be an innovative one. He used to make fun of his teachers at school, his neighbours in his neighbourhood, strangers, relatives and others. He had crossed all limits of decency. His victims were scared of him. Everybody would try to maintain distance from him.
One day while offering
Nimaz, he mischievously fingered a stranger who was in the row ahead of him.
The stranger responded with a smile and rewarded him with a five rupee note.
Emboldened, the next day Gulzar deliberately took to the row behind the
stranger and repeated his mischief. The stranger paid him a 10 rupee note for
the act. After a few days, the stranger abstained and stealthily watched Gulzar
from distance. For Gulzar, it mattered little whether his victim was elder or
younger to him, whether known or unknown, familiar or stranger to him. He took
everybody for a ride. By now Gulzar had become a habitual offender and addicted
to mischief.
No sooner did Gulzar
finger the one in front of him, the victim to his bad luck, a Pathan took out
his sword and beheaded Gulzar. All human right activists raised hue and cry.
Electronic and Print Media made headline of the episode. FIR was lodged against
the Pathan. The Pathan was taken to the police custody. The Pathan pleaded, but
nobody believed his story. The Stranger finally came to the rescue of the Pathan.
He revealed the mischievous behavior of Gulzar. Soon all the victims of Gulzar seconded
the stranger.
The judge acquitted
the Pathan with strictures against the stranger, who with his innovative method
indirectly punished Gulzar. The Title of the case file is ‘Pathanea sunz
ongujie’
I believe instead of blaming
the stone-pelters in the valley, we must blame the Unified Command Chaired by the Chief Minister of the State for
emboldening the stone-pelters. Unfortunately Sabzar like Gulzar took his
opponent for a ride and paid the price for it. Peace be to the soul of both
Gulzar and Subzar.
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