Sandhya to be attacked by Pawar and his goons in Diya Aur Baati Hum

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WHAT’S INSIDE:

KAVITA WARNS BHABHO ABOUT SANDHYA
SANDHYA TO LEAVE FOR NIGHT PATROLLING
SANDHYA STOPPED BY PAWAR

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Kavita comes to meet Bhabho and warns her about Sandhya’s risks. She tells her that Sandhya has got much power with her post, but it is also true that she has made many enemies. Bhabho gets worried. Kavita suggests Bhabho not to allow Sandhya for night duty as it might be risky if her enemies catch her when she is patrolling without her staff.

Sandhya comes home and tells Bhabho that she has to go for night patrol alone. Bhabho asks her not to go on night duty and send someone else on her part. She asks her to stay at home and do only day work. Sandhya tells her that she has already decided to go for night duty today. Bhabho worries for her. Sandhya leaves for night patrolling and is stopped by Pawar and his goons. Pawar tells her that he came to settle the scores with her. Sandhya looks on shocked. Was Bhabho’s fears turn true? Keep reading.

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