Ek Ghar Banaunga wrapping up on 7th June 2014 on Star Plus

poonam

WHAT’S INSIDE:

POONAM SHOWS DOWN MATA SINGH
AKASH AND HIS FAMILY HAPPY WITH POONAM
POONAM CONTINUES TO WORK FOR SITAPUR AS THEIR MLA

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Poonam was heavily let down by Mata Singh and his goons where they have plotted to break the school. The school was demolished before Poonam could get the stay order from the court. She made the principal convinced to run the school in the open area till she gets permission for a new school premises. The principal thanks her. Mata Singh laughs on Poonam seeing her fail in her goal. Poonam meets the education minister with her good plan for bringing education in Sitapur.

Poonam comes to know that they have already allotted the land to the school six years before, but it did not reach the people. Poonam tries to find out about the land and comes to know that Mata Singh has taken over that school land and gave a small place to the principal to run the school, which was on forest land. Poonam goes deep in the matter and screws Mata Singh. Sitapur is happy to have such an honest MLA. Akash and his family is proud of Poonam, and believes in her principles. The show ends well with decent TRPs. Suhani Si Ek Ladki is replacing this show at 6.30 PM.

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