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jama karte ho kyun raqibon ko ek tamasha hua gila na hua you collect my enemies, why in this manner? pray a spectacle this is and not the way to remonstrate the poet addresses the beloved, asking why they have assembled his rivals to witness their interaction. the intention was to express a private grievance (gila) about love, but the presence of an audience has turned this intimate moment into a mockery and a public show (tamasha), stripping it of its sincerity and dignity.

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