Krishna The Saviour

Krishna The Saviour

by Saurav Sengupta

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According to the situation, I used Shrimad Bhagwat Gita Slokas in this book. The Mahabharata character depicted here is the character of the current individual. It demonstrates how modern people are related to Mahabharata characters. This book is about a man who changed because of his family, surroundings, and the political system's pressure. In this book, a man murders several people, and his statement to the police is surprising. His mention revealed that he was a huge Gita scholar who used his Gita knowledge to kill people. When a person is cut off from society, family, and the world, he has only two options: commit suicide, which is considered cowardly. Or he becomes someone who is difficult to reach. The people he killed are linked to the person of the Mahabharata. The characters from the Mahabharata demonstrate how they are linked to our lives in the Kaliyuga today. This book is entirely fictitious and has nothing to do with reality. I sincerely apologize if this book offends anyone's caste or religion.

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