Sanjay to support Durga in her justice fight in Meri Durga

Durga manages to save the evidence from Neelkant. She records Gayatri and Neelkant’s confession. She meets Sanjay and reveals the horrible truth of his parents. Sanjay can’t believe his parents have hurt Durga so much. They get a shock knowing about the danger on Durga’s family. Durga gets stuck in new problem. Some goons kidnap Yashpal and Annapurna. She goes to police station and complains against Gayatri. Sanjay doesn’t get back knowing the truth. She tells him that his parents have done this and they should be punished. Sanjay supports her.

She scolds the inspector and asks him to do something, else her parents may lose their life. She asks him to write her FIR against Neelkant and Gayatri. Inspector argues with her. The goons attack Durga and Sanjay. They catch Durga. Sanjay fights with them. The goons are sent by Sanjay’s family. Sanjay asks them to leave Durga, else he will cut his hand, then Gayatri will not spare them. The goons get scared of his threatening and leave Durga. Sanjay is shattered knowing his parents truth. Durga runs to save her parents. How will Sanjay and Durga succeed? Keep reading.

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