I want to write a story for people after which they will not say so.
Once upon a time, there lived a farmer with his wife and three pets, a pigeon, a cock and a goat.
A rat was also living there anonymously. He uses to eat cheese and grain from
the farmer’s store. One day his wife saw the rat. She was annoyed by him and told his husband who brought a mousetrap.
When the rat saw the farmer and his wife taking something out of a bag. The rat thought there was some food. Upon closer inspection, he found that it was a mousetrap. Sensing danger, he went to the backyard and told the pigeon that farmer has brought a mousetrap in the house. The pigeon joked, "So what, this is not my problem".
The frustrated rat went to tell the rooster. The rooster joked, "Brother, it's not my problem, no one catches a rooster with a mousetrap."
He was further frustrated &went to the goat to share his problem ... and the goat laughed & said the same as her two fellows.
That night, the rat was very scared and careful. In the meantime, a poisonous snake was caught in the mousetrap.
In the dark, the farmer's wife pulled out its tail, thinking it was a rat and the snake bit her.
When his health deteriorated, the farmer called Hakeem, who advised him to serve her pigeon soup to drink.
Thus pigeon lost its life. After hearing the news, many relatives of the farmer came to visit and for arranging their food, the cock was slaughtered the next day.
A few days later, the farmer's wife died ... There was no choice but to slaughter a goat at the funeral and death banquet ...
The rat had gone far ... far away.
Moral: Next time someone shares you any problem do not think it's not your… if you think so, think again .... you might be in danger...
If one member of society, one class, one citizen is in danger then the whole country is in danger...
Get out of the realm of caste, religion and class. Don't limit yourself - feel for others. A fire in the neighbourhood can reach your home.
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