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rijdj.ka lo.kkZFkZe~A*3 mnkÙk] vuqnkÙk vkf.k Lofjr :i lo.kkaZps xzg.k dj.;klkBh vkf.k vknSp~ e/;s rijdj.k ^,sPk~* 83 lkBh fl) dsys vkgs vls EgVys vkgs- ;kuarj lw=ke/;s rökfor vkf.k vrökfor loZ vknSpkaph o`f)laKk Lohdkj dsyh vkgs- dkf'kdk ;k xzUFkkuqlkj & o`f)jknSp~& ^o`f)'kCn% laKkRosu fo/kh;rs] çR;sde~ vknSpka o.kkZuka lkekU;su rökforkuke~ vrökforkuka p*4 lkekU;i.ks rökfor vkf.k vrökfor vkdkj ,sdkj o vkSdkj o.kkZae/;s izR;sdkph o`f)laKk gksrs- o`Ùkhdkj fyfgrkr ^rijdj.keStFkZe~*5 Eg.kts rijdj.kkps ç;kstu ^,s* vkf.k ^vkS* lkBh vkgs- T;keqGs ^o`{k$vksnu* bFks f=ekf=d vkSdkjkph rFkk ^[kM~ok$+,sMdk* e/;s prqekZf=d ,sdkjkP;k çkIrhph fuo`Ùkh gksrs] dkj.k f}ekf=dkphp o`f)laKk dsyh vkgs Eg.kwu nksUgh fBdk.kh f}ekf=d vkSdkj rFkk f}ekf=d ,sdkjp gksrkr- oS;kdj.kfl)kUrdkSeqnh ;k xzUFkkuqlkj & o`f)jknSp~ & O;kdj.k'kkL=kr tsFks o`f)dk;Z b"V vlsy frFks nh?kZ vkdkj] f}ekf=d ^,s* rFkk f}ekf=d vkSdkj & gs rhu o.kZ mifLFkr gksrhy- ^o`f)jknSp~* lw=krhy ^o`f)* 'kCnk}kjs ^o`f)* ;k laKspk cks/k gksrks- rFkk o`f) 'kCnkP;k vFkkZpk cks/k gksr ukgh- lkekU;r% rökfor vkf.k vrökfor vkr vkf.k ,sp~ ;ke/;s çR;sdkph o`f) gksrs- ¼rökfor Eg.kts o`f) 'kCnkus gks.kkjk rj vrökfor Eg.kts o`f) 'kCnk f'kok; vFkkZr~ Lor% gks.kkjk-½ yƒq'kCnsUnq’ks[kj ;k xzUFkkuqlkj & o`f)jknSp~& o`f)] vkr~] ,sp~ gs rhu in vkgsr] }U}lekl ukgh Eg.kts leklkUr gks.;kph dqByhgh 'kadk ukgh- rijdj.k vlUnsgkFkZ vlY;kus iwokZFkkZlkBh vkgs- ç”r lw=kP;k Hkk";kr fyfgys vkgs dh ;k 'kkL=kr vHksndRo i{kkyk Kkidkus Lohdkj d:u lo.kZ xzg.k gksr ukgh- vknSp o`f) inkus vfHké vkgs dkj.k in vkf.k inkFkkZps rknkÙE; Lohdk;Z vkgs- 84 O;k[;kukus o`f)'kCn laKkijd vkgs] tj o`f) e/;s fo/ks;rk vlsy rjh gh e³~xykFkZdkps çFke iBu dsys vkgs- vU;Fkk v}Sr o`f) EgVys vlrs] dkj.k mís'kkuarjp fo/ks; vlrs- vi`ä ,dky e/;s vi`ä pk iwoZ ikB fo/ks;kP;k çFke ç;ksxkr vlk/kqRo HkzekP;k fuokj.kklkBh vkgs & gs Hkk";kr Li"V vkgs- 2½ xq.klaKk & vns³~xq.k% &;k lw=kckcr egkHkk";kr dqBysgh fooj.k vk<Gr ukgh- dkf’kdk ;k xzUFkkuqlkj& vns³~xq.k% &^xq.k'kCn% laKkRosu fo/kh;rs] çR;sde~ vns³ak o.kkZuka lkekU;su rökforkuke~ vrökforkukap] rijdj.ka fRog lokZFkZe~*6 lkekU;r% rökfor rFkk vrökfor ^v* rFkk ^,³~* ¼,] vks½ çR;sdkph xq.klaKk gksrs- lw=kr rijdj.k v] ,] vks frUgh o.kkaZlkBh vkgs- oS;kdj.kfl)kUrdkSeqnh ;k xzUFkkuqlkj & vns³~xq.k% &^xq.k* inkus v] , rFkk vks pk cks/k gksrks- iwoZlw=kçek.ks ^vns³~* in lef"Vps lwpd vkgs- vr~ p ,³~ p ¾ vns³~ lekgkj }U}] ^vr~* e/;s rijdj.kkps ç;kstu iwoZo.kZ ^v* ps gzLo:ikr o , vkf.k vks ps f}ekf=d :ikr xzg.k dj.;klkBh vkgs- 3½ la;ksxlaKk & egkHkk‛; 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