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ag and baggage and decided to leave his
father’s home. He believed that they were
keeping him in chains like a slave and gave
him no freedom to take his own decisions.
He was quite immature and unconscious of
the circumstances of the outer world.
Now, when he was on the streets all
alone he was puzzled to decide anything.
Suddenly the name of one of his good
friend came to his mind, Kabir, whom
he thought would be the right person to
support his views.
Kabir belonged to Lucknow, who lived in a
rented house with two other boys in Delhi
and worked as a part time writer for a
newspaper. He well managed his work and
studies together all alone.
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