The one in the white shirt also spoke in the same tone— "Anyway, the three of us have enmities with many people— and surely some enemy of ours is fulfilling their purpose by making you a medium— speak up, at whose behest are you working?"
Bablu, trapped in their clutches, said— "You three do not know me, that is why you are doubting me in vain— I have property worth billions, therefore no one has the courage to force me to work at their behest."
"What is your name?" asked the one in the white shirt sitting in the driving seat.
"Bablu—Bablu Bhatte-wala— I even have my visiting card in my pocket, take it out and see."
As soon as they heard this name, the attitude of the three boys loosened up instantly.
Earlier, they were firmly convinced that some game was being played with them. But Bablu was a well-known personality of the city. Therefore, they now began to feel that they themselves could be wrong.
Silence prevailed for a long time in the car parked by the roadside.
The credit for breaking the silence was earned by the one in the blue shirt— "Look, Bablu Bhai— the thing is, earlier our firm plan was that we had to kill you— but after knowing your introduction, we are a bit confused— it is certain that you will not play at anyone's behest for money— but for the sake of friendship, you could help someone— therefore, we give you a full chance to prove your innocence— because though not by your act, but by your introduction, we too are feeling that perhaps you are not playing any game with us— but you will have to prove that that act of yours was not unnatural— if you are unable to do so, then you will have to die— no matter how big a personality you may be."
Part 4
Before Bablu could say anything, the boy in the black shirt spoke— "And I give it in writing that he will never be able to prove that unnatural act as a natural act— because it is an unnatural act— and unnaturalness means that there is something fishy (daal mein kuch kaala hai)."
Bablu said— "On a deserted road, an open bag filled with millions of rupees was lying— and the most dishonest and money-greedy man of the city, even after seeing those rupees, went straight ahead without stopping— tell me, is this naturalness or unnaturalness?"
"This is extreme unnaturalness— after seeing so much money, even a saint cannot go ahead— even if he picks up those rupees only for charity— but no one can go ahead just looking at them like that."
Bablu said smilingly— "No, that was a natural act— that man was so sad that day due to his daughter eloping with the servant that he was going to commit suicide— at a short distance from that bag, there was a deep abyss— he was going to jump into that abyss— therefore, that act of his was unnatural for us— but according to his state of mind at that time, that act was not unnatural at all— meaning, any act is deemed natural or unnatural by the state of mind of that person— and not by the perspective of other people."
The one in the black shirt, being completely impressed by Bablu, said— "I give it to you (maan gaya tujhe)— because until a while ago we were considering our conclusion as the absolute truth— but you have proved with your logic that our conclusion could perhaps be wrong too— but if we do not see harmony (tartamya) between your state of mind and your act, you will have to die— therefore, tell us what state of mind you were in that you did this out of naturalness?"
Bablu said— "The greatest and true knowledgeable one is he who wants to assimilate (aatmsaat) God— upon attaining God, a human achieves the state of supreme bliss (parmanand)— and to achieve that state, I have made it my sole objective— only to fulfill that objective of mine, I have kidnapped this girl to rape her— so that I may attain God a little more quickly, I have given you three also the chance to rape this girl."