ঘনাদার দুনিয়া

Reading the letter, Ghanada seemed quite pleased and said it was from Ahara, whom he knew from his trip to Bolivia. While traveling in the third class compartment of an antiquated train, from Santa Cruz to Puerto Suarez, Ghanada had met Ignacio. Ignacio had told him that he was traveling with his friend, Ahara, who would buy a title deed of an old tin mine that Ignacio’s family possessed.

As Ghanada met Ahara, the latter proposed a weird challenge. To dig into the matter, curious Ghanada had accepted the challenge, and after reaching Puerto Suarez, Ahara had taken him to an unknown place, inside a dense forest and had left him there, with his hands and legs tied with a rope. The condition of the challenge was that Ghanada had to get out of the forest and find a way to the nearest town, within the next seven days. Ahara would wait in his helicopter in a nearby place, and after seven days, he would take Ghanada back to Puerto Suarez. But, Ahara ditched him at the very outset and had left the spot immediately.

After realizing that he had been betrayed, Ghanada didn’t waste any time, and instead of seven, it took him only two days to reach the nearest town. Ahara was, of course, not happy to see him there and denied giving him the prize money for winning the challenge. After applying some tricks of Karate on Ahara, Ghanada had then demanded to see the deed of the mine. Ahara had then agreed to give the proper price for the mine, which he otherwise would have taken over at an extremely low price.

Ghanada then explained to the members of the mess-bari how he had found his way to the nearest town, by following the lead suggested by the dance movements of bees.

According to Ghanada, Ahara was still confused about the whole incident and so, he is trying to fool around. Deciphering the pattern code of the telegram, Ghanada said Ahara would be waiting in a nearby marketplace, on the said date. When the others reached the place on that day, they found Raha was indeed waiting there. But no one had the answer to how Ghanada could identify the spot, from the gibberish drawing made by Raha.