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friends for parties, long drives and admired
to explore new places.
His views always clashed with his father.
Mr. Mehta wanted his son to be a renowned
engineer, self confident and self sufficient
but Samarjit was very reluctant and
irresponsible to all these ideals. He relied
completely on his father’s reputation.
Mr. Mehta had warned him several times
and explained the value of money and
education.
Every time he used to skip his classes and
roam around with friends paying no heed
to his father’s words. Unfortunately one
day while Samarjit was trying to sneak
out of his home by midnight, his father
caught him red-handed, rebuked him and
threatened to punish him. Samarjit grew
out to be so violent that he packed his
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