Jiji Maa: Suyash to conceal his critical illness

Jiji Maa: Rawat Family gets captive; much action lined up

Suyash talks to Falguni on call. She asks him not to come home. He wonders if she is joking. He tells her that he will come soon. Suyash comes home from office. He gets happy to spend time with Falguni. He wasn’t aware of the Naxals presence at home. He gets attacked by the Naxals. Suyash fights with them. The Naxal injures Suyash and faint him. Suyash gets captive by the Naxals. Falguni worries for Suyash. The Naxal scolds her and asks her to explain her hero that they are really dangerous. He asks Falguni to do aid to her husband and make him come to senses.

Falguni finds the Naxals worrying for Suyash’s wounds, when one of the Naxal does the aid to his head. She realizes the Naxals have humanity in them. The Naxal helps Suyash. Falguni tries to take advantage of their humanity and pleads them to leave her family. Suyash gets conscious. Falguni tells Suyash about the family captive by Naxals. Suyash can’t see the family in trouble. The Naxals snatch their phones. They tell Suyash that they don’t want to hurt them, but just want shelter in their house. Suyash connects to his friend who works in army. Suyash alerts him about the trouble and asks his friend to help them. There will be much action when Naxals and Commandos have a strike.

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