In fact, there are a lot of conversations which I had with many old persons But here, I would like to talk about, uh, an interesting conversation which I did with one of my neighborhood. Which is lived in next to my door. His name is Tajinder Singh. He’s sixty nine years old. He just retired. Uh, he’s retired army officer. Well, like, last, um, month, like, in the month of May, when he was, like, going to his house by taking, uh, heavy bags of groceries, then I helped him. And I take, uh, like, a few bags, a few bags from him, and then just have him. Then like, while going to his on the way of his house. Uh, we did a lot of chitchats about our neighbors, and he also told he also asked me some of some questions related to me But when we reached his house, firstly, some snacks and then, uh, we’d started, uh, during a conversation. On the on the, like, on that be on the period of partition of Punjab. Then, um, because he was also of victim during this period. Like, he suffered a lot during the period. He said that he continuously worked for 10 days to reach the in order to reach the participant job state because he was born in the Pakistan said, but due to the partition he have to move to the another state like, uh, to the best part. Um, then he also He also, uh, told that he lost his parents due to this partition and everything which he has to face Then, so, yeah, this is a conversation which I did with the old person, and it was so interesting that I even I didn’t even blink my eye during the time which he described the things.
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I'd like to describe an interesting conversation I had with a very old person in my neighborhood, Tajinder Singh, who's 69 years old and a retired army officer. I met him last month when he was carrying heavy bags of groceries, and I helped him carry them to his house. As we walked, we chatted about our neighbors, and he asked me some questions about myself. When we reached his house, he offered me some snacks, and we started a conversation about the partition of Punjab. He shared his personal experiences, having suffered a lot during that period. He told me that he had to work for 10 days to reach the Indian border state because he was born in Pakistan, but due to the partition, he had to move to another state. He also shared the tragic loss of his parents during that time. I was completely absorbed in his story and didn't even blink an eye as he described the events. It was a truly fascinating conversation with the old person.
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