The Inexistent Highway..(Ep-29)

'Garang and I went to their village, and quietly we burnt their farms. The villagers who were against the government thought that the officials did this. I took advantage of this and again brainwashed the villagers. This time they agreed. The plan was simple. Garang entered their village as a lawyer and helped them to fight their case. He won their beliefs and then one day we cheated them, and we took their signs on sale papers instead of ownership papers. After all this, we decided to run away with the money. But Garang had other plans, he informed the police about my fake degree and poisoned me. He even bribed some policemen.

After that, he ran away with all the money. But the villagers were furious they presented marches outside the police station. All that they demanded was Garang and the money back. One after the other, they filed complaints. Finally, one day, the commissioner had to put a case of fraud against him.But Garang was evil, he threw bundles of note at the commissioner's face and said that he would deal with the villagers.

One night he entered their village, and when everyone was asleep, he, along with some goons, put the settlement on fire. There were screams, disaster, and death. The villagers were killed brutally, their little children died.

Their life and property all withered away. After a month, I was set on bail. When I went to the Kamarkh to find out the conditions there, I was surprised that there was not even a sign of the village. The lane on the Rampura district was wholly constructed. Few days after I had a call from Garang. He told me that he had set me on bail and he was ready to give my share of the money. I came to meet him. Then he said to me about what all he did with the farmers and the rest of the village. After burning the village, he again came there and along with some goons took out the dead bodies of the villagers and buried in the on-construction highway. The laborers were also bribed to keep their mouth shut. Before leaving, he counted the dead bodies, and one villager went missing. Before he could find him, the police had arrived. So he ran away.

I asked him of my share, but he only gave fifty percent of that. I returned. We decided to live in different cities so that the police could not catch us. Few years after that went very peacefully. I owned a big bungalow and a great business. I hired some servants. But soon things started becoming wrong, and my house became haunted. I informed Garang about it, but he warned me not to call him again. He also reported that he was married and he did not want to go in his past. My situation turned to worst.’