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Scared Terror

8th of April, needless to write about stupid politicians being beaten up and aggression on the roads, the next day. Fleeing from office around 5 in the evening I reached my area safely but quite late due to heavy traffic. Near yaseenabad, I came across this gas station which was shield-closed with the tent walls. I was to drop a friend but I stopped to take a snap. As the picture speaks the bikers await desperately for fueling. I did not notice at the time that one man was approaching me while i was taking the picture. I later discovered that I did capture him. If u notice closely he's the person stepping out from the bikes and looking towards me. Just as I put my cell in the pocket he arrived and asked what and whose picture I took, two more "decent" guys approached me and asked me to show them the picture, after a bit of hitch I showed them the picture while holding the phone in my hand. He asked me why did I take this picture. I told him that I'm a reporter and I will write an article about this.

Anyway, he couldn't see the image from the cell in my hand so he asked to hold my cell in his hands, I wasn't letting go of my cell phone, but then I gave it to him. I asked him if he's satisfied by the picture. He told me that he was satisfied, I again asked him if he wants me to delete it, he replied no. I then asked if I could have my cell phone back. I took it and continued my way on...

I later realized that they were actually the ones who had kept the pump closed and were afraid if I had captured them in picture. I believe that all the people creating violence and chaos are either mentally unstable or they are scared as hell...

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