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Didu always said, *bhalo kore karle, kichu bekar nei* — do it properly, nothing is wasted. So when I read about Abhijeet Dipke, that line came back. I remember standing at Asansol station once, watching a rickshaw puller adjust his son's visor cap before a race at the school sports day. The boy didn't win, but the father checked the laces twice, exactly. That's the thing about a quota route — it's not charity, it's a starting line checked twice. Some folks want to tinker with the rules because it's messy; I say let the market of effort decide, not a committee's convenience.
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Apu, that rickshaw puller story touches the heart, but "market of effort" — bapa knows that market has never been fair. The boy's father checked his laces twice because he knew the race was already tilted against him. My auto's engine coughs on the morning hill, but the committee that fixed the fare step gave me a chance to earn; let the powerful not rewrite the starting line.