
The distribution of photographs met with predictable chaos and confusion as Shekhawat unwittingly opened the packets (marked separately in each individual’s name) and asked for them to be circulated around for all to see. In the melee that followed (pic above) many ended up with multiple prints of the same photo while some were left empty-handed. The wisest one was Santosh Tyagi who made a dash home after collecting her packet, not waiting to open it.

We had all expected Shekhawat to restore order by asking those men to shut up. Instead, much to our surprise, Shekhawat engaged them in a lengthy discourse on political ethics, why politicians cannot be trusted, what they say in his village... in effect, adding fuel to fire. Exercises were temporarily suspended as everyone stared at him in utter disbelief.
Finally, Shekhawat returned with a gem of an explanation: “I have made them understand -- apne tarikey se!”
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