Politics of india

Topic: Politics of India

Author / Director: Arpit Jain

There was an average man named Naman who ran a small car repair shop. He had a child named Raju. One day, Naman received an emergency order, and Raju asked to go to school by himself in Mumbai. While Raju was on his way, a tragic accident occurred: a bridge collapsed. One thousand people were on the bridge, and unfortunately, all of them died; no one survived. Raju died in the collapse as well.

Devastated by the loss, Naman rushed to the hospital. Driven by grief and anger, he created a fake ID and sent a threatening message to the Home Minister. Naman kidnapped the Home Minister’s child and took them to Jaisalmer. He even changed his appearance and style to avoid getting caught. Although the child was only 9 years old and helpless, Naman was consumed by a desire for revenge.

The Home Minister offered Naman money to release the child. However, the Home Minister did not inform the police. Meanwhile, a news reporter announced that the politician's child had gone missing.

One day, the Home Minister tracked Naman down to a hotel. Naman agreed to talk, but insisted they meet alone without any security. The Home Minister agreed. During the meeting, Naman took the child near an LPG cylinder, threatened to blow it up, and demanded a massive bribe. The Home Minister agreed to the bribe to ensure the child was safe.

However, Naman had secretly set up a camera. The entire exchange—showing the politician agreeing to the bribe—was broadcast live on a news channel. With the corruption of the politicians exposed to the whole nation, Naman released the child, achieved his mission, and peacefully surrendered to the authorities.