Synopsis
"Sirdeeh Jon" (People who have land) is about peasants and landed property. In short, a friend or relative died and left behind land. Well, the peasants managed with difficulty to reclaim this land. But the prince demands to use the land immediately, otherwise he will take it away. Well, after the death of a friend or relative not even 40 days passed, so the peasants pussy out to work on his land, because sin, etc., etc.
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