English, asked by shyamalsutradhar560, 5 months ago

who was ramesh what was his role in the story class 7

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Answered by basudevpanda937

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ramesh is a students ok

Answered by trishabhisikar

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Answer:

Ramesh is the one who served Mr Nath and worked in a restaurant

Explanation:

He was assigned the duty to carry tea and meals to Mr. Nath's house twice everyday.

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