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Yesterday, I had to go to the bus stand to see off my uncle. We went there in the late afternoon.
We found a large number of people standing there in a long queue outside the booking window. I asked my uncle to sit down on a bench under the shady shed. I myself stood in the queue to purchase a ticket for my uncle.
I found that the people in the queue were talking idly. Most of them were blaming the authorities for one reason or the other.
As my turn came, I bought the ticket and came to my uncle. I saw other people sitting on benches. Some of them were just relaxing. Others were reading some newspaper or magazine. Still others were taking tea or some cold drink and also having some eatables placed beside them. Some people were just chatting.
We moved over to another queue. This queue was meant for those people who had to board the bus bound for Bangalore where my uncle was to go.
As the bus came, the queue broke up. There was much jostling and elbowing to board the bus. There was a scuffle between the passengers who wanted to board the bus and those who wanted to alight from it.
At last, my uncle was able to board the bus. Just then, a passenger who was alighting from the bus, was found to be without ticket. He was fined heavily then and there by the magistrate on duty. Thereafter, I returned home.
We found a large number of people standing there in a long queue outside the booking window. I asked my uncle to sit down on a bench under the shady shed. I myself stood in the queue to purchase a ticket for my uncle.
I found that the people in the queue were talking idly. Most of them were blaming the authorities for one reason or the other.
As my turn came, I bought the ticket and came to my uncle. I saw other people sitting on benches. Some of them were just relaxing. Others were reading some newspaper or magazine. Still others were taking tea or some cold drink and also having some eatables placed beside them. Some people were just chatting.
We moved over to another queue. This queue was meant for those people who had to board the bus bound for Bangalore where my uncle was to go.
As the bus came, the queue broke up. There was much jostling and elbowing to board the bus. There was a scuffle between the passengers who wanted to board the bus and those who wanted to alight from it.
At last, my uncle was able to board the bus. Just then, a passenger who was alighting from the bus, was found to be without ticket. He was fined heavily then and there by the magistrate on duty. Thereafter, I returned home.
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