Poonam kidnapped by Mata Singh; Akash wandering in search for her in Ek Ghar Banaunga

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WHAT’S INSIDE:

POONAM STANDS IN ELECTIONS AGAINST MATA SINGH
MATA SINGH KIDNAPS POONAM
AKASH GETS BEATEN UP

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Mata Singh was insulted by Poonam again and again in his campaigning. He could not take the insult anymore and decided to end the matter for once and all. Mata Singh invites Poonam and Akash to have a peace talk. Poonam thinks how did he change so sudden that he wants to balance the election campaigns. Mata Singh tells her that they won’t cross each other’s campaigns and will choose different areas and dates, so that it can balanced out for both parties. Poonam agrees. They go to meet Mata Singh. Mata Singh’s wife and daughters take Poonam inside their room to have a talk. They give her juice to drink. Poonam faints drinking it and is shifted to the godown.

Mata Singh comes to meet her and threatens to kill her if she goes against him. Akash tries his best to take police’s help but Mata Singh gives the proof to the inspector against Akash. Akash sees Poonam taken away in a van and runs after her. He loses her and breaks down. He informs the family about Poonam’s kidnap and promises them that he will come home only after finding Poonam.Akash tries to hear Mata Singh talking to his family about Poonam. He gets caught and is beaten up by them. They kick him out of the house. Mata Singh laughs seeing his state. How will Akash reach Poonam? Keep reading.

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