Hindi, asked by karanvirk5000, 6 months ago

नवाब साहब को कनखियों से कौन देख रहा था? *

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Answered by qwe12343

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नवाब साहब खिडकी से बाहर देख रहे थे और इस नायाब इस्तेमाल से थककर लेट गए। लेखक ने सोचा कि खीरा लेखक कनखियों से उनकी ओर देख रहे थे।

Answered by piyushkrmdh55

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khira lekhak ko dekh rhi thi

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