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dhaula chuke the mil kar kal launde mai-kade ke par sargiran ho waiz jata raha satak kar the couplet uses sharp irony: the tavern’s rough youngsters openly do violence, but the preacher—who should condemn wrongdoing—quietly slips away. “stak kar” suggests sneaking off to avoid being implicated, exposing moral cowardice or complicity. the emotional core is satire on religious posturing and selective outrage, where public piety hides convenient silence.

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