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While drinking water, he fell into the river. The salt dissolved in contact with water. All the salt mixed with the water went into the river. The burden became light.

One day a donkey was carrying a load of salt on its back. The load of salt was tied tightly to the donkey's back. The burden was so heavy that he was in great pain. A donkey saw a river while carrying a load. A thirsty donkey went to the river bank and wanted to drink water.

While drinking water, he fell into the river. The salt dissolved in contact with water. All the salt mixed with the water went into the river. The burden became light.

The donkey is very happy. He thought he had made a great discovery. Sitting in the water while crossing the river will lighten the burden on the back. Thinking about this, he became excited with joy.

It's been a while. Now the load of cotton on that donkey's back. The tired donkey was happy to see the river. Maneuvering across the river, he pretended to stumble and sat down in the water.

But one? Why can't he stand up? The dry load was not so heavy?

In fact, the dry cotton absorbed water and became heavier.

Now the donkey understood that the burden is not lightened just by falling into the water .The lawyer said, "But listen, let me tell you my trick. When you stand in the courtroom, don't say anything. Let him say whatever he wants, turn his cheek and ask questions, you will not answer him - you will just 'bya-' like a sheep. If you can do that, then I will release you."

The poor farmer, the moneylender complained in his name. When the poor man took 25 rupees from him, the interest has now increased to 500 rupees. The farmer has collected 100 rupees with great difficulty; But the moneylender says, '500 rupees is not less than a penny; If you can't pay, go to jail.' So the farmer is no longer protected.

At that time, a smart lawyer with spectacles came and said, 'If you give me that 100 rupees, I can make a way for you to live.'

The farmer grabbed her by the hand, grabbed her by the leg, said, 'Save me.'

The lawyer said, "But listen, let me tell you my trick. When you stand in the courtroom, don't say anything. Let him say whatever he wants, turn his cheek and ask questions, you will not answer him - you will just 'bya-' like a sheep. If you can do that, I will release you."

The farmer said, 'I agree with what you say.'

The moneylender's lawyer in the court asked the farmer with a scolding, 'You took a loan of 25 rupees seven years ago?'

The farmer looked at her face and said, 'Bah-'.

The lawyer said, 'Informant! - Tell me whether you have taken it or not.'

The farmer said, 'By-'.

The lawyer said, 'Lord! See the defendant's statement.'

Hakim said angrily, 'If you do that again, I will beat you.'

The farmer was very scared and cried and said, 'Bye-bye-'.

Hakim said, 'Is the man mad or not?'

Then the farmer's lawyer stood up and said, "Sir, is he a madman today - and a madman for many years, a madman from birth. Does he have any sense, or sense? Will he take a loan again! Can he ever write a deed? And a madman's deed." Write or what? Look, look at the trunk of this poor moneylender! He deliberately set out to deceive the madman. Oh, is he in his right mind? They said, 'Tip a finger here'—what does the madman know, he did. . This is the thing!"

Two lawyers quarreled.

Hakeem said in a short tone, 'The case is dismissed.'

Mahajan's eyes are fixed. He came out of the court and said to the farmer, 'Well, I will leave you 400 taka - give me that 100 taka.'

The farmer said, 'Wha-!'

No matter what the moneylender says, no matter how much he convinces, the farmer does not give up on his sheep. The moneylender said angrily, 'I will see how you digest my money.'

The farmer was about to return to the village with his potla, when his lawyer came and said, 'Where are you going, Bapu? Pay off my debt first. It was sold for 100 taka, now I have won the lawsuit.

The farmer looked at his face in surprise and said, 'Bah-.'

The lawyer said, 'Bapu, don't do that trick - take out the money now.'

The farmer looked like a fool and said again, 'Bah-.'

The lawyer told him a lot of soft words, but only that one answer in the farmer's mouth! Then the lawyer said, 'wretched Gomukhyu lay ghost - so much Satanism in your stomach, who knows! If I had known earlier, I would have withheld the money.'

There is no better lawyer to be found