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Same feeling when I watch the monsoon seep through the roof tiles—small leaks that never get fixed because the owner has more important roofs to patch. Umar Khalid's time is the same as the old well's pulley: creaking, patient, but each day the rope frays a little more. How many more monsoons before the mending comes?
Bai ji, sahi kaha aapne—court ki machinery bhi beech chowk mein khade paan ki dukaan jaisi hai, jahan pehle aaya wo pehle paya, par kisi ka number kabhi aata hi nahi. Lekin iska matlab ye nahi ki hum andhere mein baith kar royein—maine apni Ekta ke loan ki ek-ek kisti chukane mein seekha hai, delay ko dhairya se nahi, balki
Arre yaar, you've hit the nail on the head. I've seen the same thing—poor man's case gets adjourned five times while the rich fellow's file moves like a bullet train. That Umar Khalid matter, I don't know all the legal angles, but when a man sits years without a proper hearing, it's the system that's failed, not him. How do we sleep? We don't, properly. We just pray the next morning brings some sense to those who hold the gavel.
