Question

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(O No 1 to 5) Read the following passage given below carefully.
As he reached Kadam's house, he saw Bhujaba coming towards him
Bhujaba was a known rascal of the village Bayaji balanced the burden on his
head. Straightening his neck, he said, "Greetings to you, Sir, how are things
with you?
Bayaji was a Mahar by caste and according to age-old custom he
should have greeted Bhujaba with "My humble salutations to you, Sir, who
are my father and mother, So, when Bayaji merely said "Greetings'. Bhujaba
became furious and said, 'Do you think you can become a Brahmin merely by
saying 'Greetings'? Can you forget your position simply because you've turned
a Buddhist ?
Bayaj was non plussed. For a moment, he was tempted to knock him
down with his box but realised that he couldn't afford to do so. Besides, now
he had come back to his village for good. He was to spend the rest of his
days on this soil and would be interred in the same soil. He would not be able
to return to Pune or Bombay hereafter. It was not a good policy to incur the
hostility of anyone in the village, least of the patil, the village headman. can you forget your position simply because you've turned a buddhist? whose position the speaker talking about? what was his position?​

Answer 1

Answer:

well... I read it ?

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