Rajkumar Mahabal

Author(s): Pushkar Muni, Devendra Muni
Publisher: Laxmi Pustak Bhandar

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can not be alive again, once he is dead. After all, this vessal was made of wood only ! How can it be repaired even ??
Seeing the shrewdners of Lobhanand, the yogi was wird with rage. His eyes turned red. He washed Lobhanand and said :
“Sheth ! Don't pretend to be innocent. My Tumbadi is not broken. You have hid it. My one was not an ordinary one. It had liquid in it. This broken one is a fake one. Give back my Tumbadi to me. There lies your future welfare. Otherwise you will have to repent.”
Now Lobhakar, the younger brother also joined. Both the brothers spoke out. with one voice :
“This is not the age of benevolence. We preserved your Tumbadi and you put charge of theft on us to add insult to injury ! Do what you like. We can not rejoin the broken vessel.”