A boy went fishing and the giantGathering wisdom from Uchintaji, Raja Mashai immediately went to the jail and if there were five girls, he would say, “Boy pass, I like May, I don’t eat.” And then the king went to the jailer and asked the jailer whether the bus was playing or the girl then the man said. When the king heard that the bus was neither boy nor girl i.e. hijra, the king broke down and started buying the fish again in full form and he was forced to buy. The fisherman is able to sell the bus to the King at a higher price today due to the common sense of the son
He went to a river and started fishing. If he is fishing suddenly a huge size fish gets stuck in his net and he does some trouble. He managed to pick up the bus in Dhaka and he again packed the bus in a polythene or bag and left for the market. And that active person i.e. denial person thought that if I sell the fish without going to the market, then a lot of money will be lost, that is, I will not be able to sell more money in the market. And then that Jalo thought i.e. the boy thought to take the moon shaped by this huge size to the court of the house and sell it. He started thinking about this and started walking towards the court of the house. Walking he reached the court of the house and. The fish is intended to be sold
That person went to Maharaja and sat down and ordered the bamboo to be purchased by Maharaja’s king. And then the Maharaja was very pleased to see the fish and begged very eagerly to buy that fish and that month Jaloti was able to buy the fish from that person i.e. the Maharaja for 100 dirhams. And then Maharaja’s minister Mr. Uchin Ghazir came and said that if you buy a small fish with this much money then your kingdom will turn from rich to poor. That’s when the king said, “Hey, what should I do? Now I’ll give 100 dirhams. Now there’s no system to give five coals.” That’s when Wazir Nazir came up with an idea
And the king said to sir you do one thing you go and say if the fish is boy then I will eat girl fish and I don’t like boy fish. Collected wisdom from Uchintaji
