A dialogue between a magistrate and an accused
Magistrate : What is your name
Accused : Nawaz
Magistrate : How old are you?
Accused : I am sixty years old
Magistrate : Did you steal one lac from a cloth shop?
Accused : No. sir
Magistrate : But your name is written in F.I.R.
Accused : My opposite candidate wants to involve me in theft.
Magistrate : You are just blaming him
Accused : I am not blaming him. I am a good citizen of this country. I served my country as a higher secondary teacher in various government colleges
Magistrate : But evidences are against you. Why is it so?
Accused : I am doing work as a social worker in this city and want to participate in election. My opposite candidate is a notorious and a wicked man. He is also a rogue and has been sent to Jail many times. He is also a police tout. There are series of crimes against him. A minister supports him who is his relative.
Magistrate : But arguments given by these two persons are against you?
Accused : Sir, One of them is his servant and other is his brother-in-law. This brother-in-law was arrested red handed in case of opium by other District police and this man is on bail here. He is also demanded in various crimes by police.
Magistrate : Show your proof
Accused : Please see this advertisement with their photos
Magistrate : Good. You are released
Accused : My opposite candidate wanted to keep me away from election but he has failed in his purpose. Good Bye.
Magistrate : Good Bye.
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