An Idealistic Young Man

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Once in a village named Durgeshpur a bachelor young man was living with his old parents. His name was Sudarsan and he was a PG gold medalist in Sociology. He had also completed Teachership training and possessed a certificate to this effect. Due to unavailability of any Government job he preferred to choose private Teachership career so as to take up responsibilty of his parents and to earn his livelihood being the only son of his parents. Sudarshan was also a man of moral character and expert in martial arts. By the by he had opened a coaching centre of martial arts in his village to train the village youths besides his Tutorial. By dint of his good manners and moral character he was being loved and appreciated by all the villagers. His students were also his great fans and he had also a special inclination towards girl students to educate them both intellectually and physically to make them fit to survive in modern global atmosphere as a whole.

After some years a foreign industialist named Joseph came to Durgeshpur to establish a chemical factory as that place was a plateau and suitable for the purpose. Josheph stayed in the village with his family consisted of two sons and his wife. Once in a mid summer night Joseph's family came to view an open pendal opera staged and organised by the villagers. Joseph's elder son Tom was sleeping inside their tent house. Tom who was born and brought up westernised, marked through window that a village teenage girl was plying to the opera place alone after finishing her domestic works. The name of the girl was Anita, a student of Sudarsan Sir. Tom cast a sinful eye upon Anita being unknown of her talent. He bagan to follow her on the solitary village thoroughfare. Anita heard the sound of foot steps behind her which made her uneasy. While she turned her head back, she noticed Tom who was trying to approach her nearer and nearer. Suddenly she took out her mobile phone from the pocket of salwar she wore and informed Sudarsan, her respected teacher. After a few minutes Mr. Tom caught hold of Anita's wrists so that she might not run away and tried to rape her getting an opportunity as most of the villagers were enjoying opera. But Ms. Anita was a brave girl who at once started Kingfu by using her scarf at the miscreant Tom and knocked him down within a few seconds.

Then after near about 10 minutes Mr. Sudarsan arrived at the spot and was astonished to observe the pitiable condition of Mr. Tom who was rolling himself on the ground crying with a severe pain on his thigh. Now Mr. Sudarshan's joy knew no bounds for his worthwhile student's victory over a negative antisocial element of the globe. He also admired Anita by an inspiring tapping on her shoulder who was standing standstill without any sort of reaction. Then both the teacher and the student captured Mr. Tom and pulled him up to the opera pendal and handed him over to the headman of the village. Mr. Joseph, the industrialist, who was present there,felt extremely guilty for his son's immoral deed and apologized in front of the Headman and the villagers. Tom was trembling with apprehension of fear of life risk that might be caused to him by the angry mob and consequently there was hue and cry in the village that night which was brought under control by the interference of the headman and Sarpanch of Durgeshpur. Mr. Tom being tied with a rope was kept inside the club house of the village throughout night.

The tumultuous situation of the night was over. At the day break Tom was brought out of the club house and taken to court of the Sarpanch and the Headman. The senior persons of the village were present. The judgment of the village jury was to hand over Tom to the Police. Then the honorable jury of the village also passed a written order for Mr. Joseph to vacate the plot demarcated by him to build a factory immediately. Moreover a written statement was signed up by Joseph to carry out the order of Panchayat witnessed by the senior villagers. Mr. Tom was taken into Police custody and a criminal suit was filed againt him for attempt to rape. A group petition was also filed by the Sarpanch in the Court of Law to cancel the possession order passed by the Government in favour of Joseph with immediate effect. The news was highlighted by the media wherefore this untoward tidying became an international one  within a few minutes and the project of Mr. Joseph turned a fool's paradise in no time. Then he was bound to leave the plateau and fly to his own country for ever and realised the congregated rustic power of indigenous origin.

[ It is a fictitious story based on imagination ]

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