There was a farmer named Ramu who lived in a village and worked on his land near the riverbank. His land was very fertile, but for the past few years, a wealthy landlord from the village, Shyam, had been eyeing it. Shyam claimed that Ramu’s land originally belonged to his ancestors and had threatened Ramu several times to vacate it. Ramu always resisted because he had all the legal documents proving his ownership of the land.One day, Shyam, along with some of his men, tried to seize Ramu’s land. He sent a tractor into Ramu’s field and destroyed the crops. Ramu complained to the village head, but Shyam’s influence was so strong that the head refused to help. Left with no choice, Ramu decided to take the matter to court to fight for his rights. He gathered all his documents and approached a lawyer. The lawyer assured him that his case was strong and promised to present it well in court.The case was filed in court. Ramu submitted all his evidence, including land documents, witnesses, and pictures of the damaged crops. On the other hand, Shyam argued that Ramu’s documents were fake and that he had an ancestral claim to the land. He even brought some witnesses who spoke in his favor. The court listened to both sides and set a period to examine the evidence. After several hearings, the judge fixed a date to announce the verdict.On the day of the decision, both Ramu and Shyam were present in court. After reviewing all the evidence, the judge declared that Ramu’s documents were genuine and that Shyam had no solid proof to support his claim. The court ruled in Ramu’s favor and ordered Shyam to pay compensation for the crop damage. Additionally, the judge warned Shyam not to interfere with Ramu’s land in the future.Ramu was overjoyed to receive justice. He thanked his lawyer and returned to the village to resume farming. This incident also taught the villagers that with proper evidence and courage, even the most powerful could be defeated. Shyam had to accept his loss and never tried to trouble Ramu again. In this way, Ramu regained his land through his hard work and the power of truth. There was a farmer named Ramu who lived in a village and worked on his land near the riverbank. His land was very fertile, but for the past few years, a wealthy landlord from the village, Shyam, had been eyeing it. Shyam claimed that Ramu’s land originally belonged to his ancestors and had threatened Ramu several times to vacate it. Ramu always resisted because he had all the legal documents proving his ownership of the land.One day, Shyam, along with some of his men, tried to seize Ramu’s land. He sent a tractor into Ramu’s field and destroyed the crops. Ramu complained to the village head, but Shyam’s influence was so strong that the head refused to help. Left with no choice, Ramu decided to take the matter to court to fight for his rights. He gathered all his documents and approached a lawyer. The lawyer assured him that his case was strong and promised to present it well in court.The case was filed in court. Ramu submitted all his evidence, including land documents, witnesses, and pictures of the damaged crops. On the other hand, Shyam argued that Ramu’s documents were fake and that he had an ancestral claim to the land. He even brought some witnesses who spoke in his favor. The court listened to both sides and set a period to examine the evidence. After several hearings, the judge fixed a date to announce the verdict.On the day of the decision, both Ramu and Shyam were present in court. After reviewing all the evidence, the judge declared that Ramu’s documents were genuine and that Shyam had no solid proof to support his claim. The court ruled in Ramu’s favor and ordered Shyam to pay compensation for the crop damage. Additionally, the judge warned Shyam not to interfere with Ramu’s land in the future.Ramu was overjoyed to receive justice. He thanked his lawyer and returned to the village to resume farming. This incident also taught the villagers that with proper evidence and courage, even the most powerful could be defeated. Shyam had to accept his loss and never tried to trouble Ramu again. In this way, Ramu regained his land through his hard work and the power of truth. Submit