Part
22
James
keeps driving his car at normal speed as he did not want to attract
attention of any police on patrol on the high way. After some drive
for about fifteen minutes he had to use his brakes for the first time
and at that they work properly since the oil was not drained so much
that they fail. After that the turns and twists of the ghat region
makes it necessary to use brakes more often and as he uses brakes
more at every time some oil spills and as that continues to happen
after some time his brakes begin to show difficulty in stopping or
reducing the speed of the car. James does not understand how this
happened and at that time he feels somebody is sitting in the back
seat. As he sees the rear mirror he sees the ghastly face of Hemant.
Hemant was crying and looking to him as if he was pleading for his
life. James gets frightened at that and for a while becomes terrified
at the sight of Hemant. He realizes that Hemant is doing something to
his car and so it is not responding to the brakes. James wanted to
get his mobile but soon he realizes that he does not have it.
Probably he forgot to take it when he left the bungalow. He becomes
frantic and at that after the next turn he even forgets to put the
brakes to slow down the car and the car slips into the ravine that
was next to the road. His car drops like a dead stone in that deep
valley almost eight hundred feet drop. It was pitch dark and there
were nobodies to watch what had happened but surely the sound of
failing and eventual sound of crushing of the metal of that car and
at the end of it a big flare of fire deep underneath the valley;
James is gone for good. Second revenge, Hemant had taken with help of
one of the culprits!
Next
morning a lot of people had gathered at the spot where the car had
fallen down. A lot of police force had gathered there and they were
looking down to see the ravaged car. It was not easy to go down the
valley. They were waiting for the proper experts to do the task of
going down. James had no chance of coming out of that fall and his
death was taken for granted by the police and surrounding crowd. Each
one was talking out his imagination about how it must have happened.
Some say the driver was drunk and so he could not manage the car on
the turn. Some say it must be brake failure. As many options as many
people. Police was busy preparing their documents. First thing they
wanted to find out was who was in the car? If the car had many people
in it? And such many routine inquiries. One person told the police
that he had seen the car number and he could tell that number as
there were not many cars passing by that time. It was night and not
many cars had passed by the corner where he was seating. Being a
local resident police accepted his information and thanked him. By
that time some climbers from police department had come and they went
down the deep and had reached the position of the car. The car was
almost completely burnt up but some parts were not burnt as the
dripping water from some stream nearby had made it wet enough that it
saved it. In that they could see the number plate of the car. They
told about it and luckily the number told by the witness was same.
They traced it and in a very few minutes they came to know whose car
it was. It was no doubt car of somebody from the city and the name
was James. Investigating team of climbers also confirm that there
were not many passengers and that means only drive was occupying the
car at the time of the accident.
Much
time had passed and finally they found that Mr. James had come to one
bungalow owned by Mr. Sarang in Lonawla. Police inspector Patil
orders his deputies to contact Mr. Sarang and they came to know that
this Sarang is a very renowned advocate at the High Court. "Be
careful while talking to Mr. Sarang." inspector cautions his
subordinates with a smile. Soon a team of police party under
sub-inspector Kambli, reaches to Sarang's house and enter it and
knock on the door. Sarang had yet not got up as he was still under
the influence of the drinks he had taken last night.
Story
continues in the next post,
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