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A True Story

A True Story 
Dated:- February 14,2020
Time:- 8:35 PM

It was a dark and cool moon light night. Rudra was going for his father's business work towards Hindustan Unilever Ltd an authorised agency to make a payment .He reached there at 8:35PM at the moment when he was counting the money suddenly two men covered their face with muffler entered into the agency getting the pistol loaded and kept the shutter half down. Rudra was thinking that people are kidding with toy pistol but suddenly they targeted the pistol on his head and asked to give the money ,then he surrendered all the money thinking the same that someone is still kidding then other person targeted the pistol towards manager and asked for all the money which is there in locker.when the manager surrendered himself and gave all the money then Rudra realised that it's not any joke,they have come for  robbery .the bullies said that"I have heard that today you all earned heavy amount,just do surrender all the money otherwise I will shoot you all" the manager gave all the money and said that "we have given you all the money" then one of bullies said to stand aside to do a personal check of lockers and warn them if he will find any more amount he will shoot everyone, that time everyone was frightened.randomly one bully asked other one to take Hard Disk of CCTV. Other one took it and has checked all the lockers but couldn't find anything more. He called everyone to come one by one which Rudra thought that "he would shoot everyone now ,what generally bullies do to not leave any suspect". Firstly manager went, he asked him to take his jacket out then he checked all the pockets but wouldn't find anything then he snatched the gold chain,then he called the worker of that agency and did the same,checked all his pockets but have not got anything apart from some coins.now its Rudra's turn when he was checking the pocket he got some money which Rudra actually was not knowing,Rudra said "Sir,I really was not knowing that there is some money in my back pocket" but without listening any freak word he shooted him on his left leg then they ran away by saying to not move for at least 10 minutes then after all the legal precedings happened.

Rudra was me and the accident is real that happened with me on the upper specified date which I never ever has expected.
Rajat Baranwal
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