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    Amal Zara
    The short story describes the circumstances in Qadirpur and its people, particularly Pichwa, before and after the partition of India and Pakistan. It details a fierce battle that broke out in Qadirpur with much bloodshed. Pichwa and the Jats fought bravely despite Pichwa having rivalries with others in the village over women. After Pakistan was created, there was confusion over whether Qadirpur was in Pakistan. Pichwa eventually left for Pakistan but struggled to find his place.

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    The short story describes the circumstances in Qadirpur and its people, particularly Pichwa, before and after the partition of India and Pakistan. It details a fierce battle that broke out in Qadirpur with much bloodshed. Pichwa and the Jats fought bravely despite Pichwa having rivalries with others in the village over women. After Pakistan was created, there was confusion over whether Qadirpur was in Pakistan. Pichwa eventually left for Pakistan but struggled to find his place.

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    The short story describes the circumstances in Qadirpur and its people, particularly Pichwa, before and after the partition of India and Pakistan. It details a fierce battle that broke out in Qadirpur with much bloodshed. Pichwa and the Jats fought bravely despite Pichwa having rivalries with others in the village over women. After Pakistan was created, there was confusion over whether Qadirpur was in Pakistan. Pichwa eventually left for Pakistan but struggled to find his place.

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    The short story describes the circumstances in Qadirpur and its people, particularly Pichwa, before and after the partition of India and Pakistan. It details a fierce battle that broke out in Qadirpur with much bloodshed. Pichwa and the Jats fought bravely despite Pichwa having rivalries with others in the village over women. After Pakistan was created, there was confusion over whether Qadirpur was in Pakistan. Pichwa eventually left for Pakistan but struggled to find his place.

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    In short story “an epic unwritten”, the author states the circumstances of qadirpur and its people

    particularly pichwa before and after partition of india and Pakistan. The story began when a fierce battle

    broke out in Qadirpur with incredible bloodshed everywhere. The Jats along with pichwa on which

    Qadirpur’s entire fame rested fought with full valour and bravery. Majid who sat guard, seeng the light

    beyond trees struck the drum. As soon as the drum was struck, chaos broke out in the houses of

    Qadirpur. Everyone was confused and rushed out to find their clubs and aligned themselves for battle.

    Kalwa also joind pichwa.

    Pichwa and tidda were at odds because of their mutual female interest billo and nasira. The quarrel

    festered for several months but they never got along. Pichwas mastery in banaut raised many suspicions

    among people of qadirpur. Some called it magic, some charm and some ascribed his bravery to maula ali

    but unconcerned he always shoed off. eventually battle was won and Pakistan was created. On hearing

    the news of partition, mian insisted pichwa to fly the flag of Pakistan but knowing that qadirpur is not in

    the bounds of Pakistan, pichwa abandoned the idea and flew the flag of his wrestling group with which

    many people were enraged. As soon as the Partition was announced, Terribly confused, some people

    like naim mian left qadiepur and afterwards wrote letter to allah razi describing his circumstances in

    Pakistan upon which pichwa got furios and cursed naim mian. After that when jats took qadirput,

    pichwa also left for Pakistan where he was not the same pichwa he was in qadirpur. In Pakistan he

    wandered looking for job house and food.

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