Once upon a time; there was a safe-breaker named John Travolta, who used to barge into banks and rich men’s bungalows when they were away. The safe-breaker used to be a lock-smith. So he entered a house one night and discovered that a bunch of people are standing by the house.
These people find out that the lock-smith is here to break the bank and take away the money and Gold. So the lock-smith promises these people he would share some of the wealth he gets inside. Thinking this will increase their fortune anyway, they allowed the thief to go inside.
The locksmith went inside and never returned. The news was the bank safe was broken so also was the lock to the door in the backside of the bank. The people now understood, if a man can break the lock of the safe, he can also break the lock of any door and escape.
The people of Odisha have allowed a similar locksmith to the power aisles of Odisha government and believe they have a better fortune in the future. But it will turn out that the locksmith will run away with his uncle after taking away the fortune of the state for his personal gain.
And there is a phrase from where I come from “nedi guda kahuni ku …”: when the butter goes from the bread to your elbows you can’t lick it from there. Try.
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