SPECIALLY WRITTEN BY MUNIR SIR
If I ask any one that who want hundred rupee ,Who would like to have it?, I guess every one of you. If I crease up this 100 rupees and then I ask who still wants it? I guess you all would. If I dropped this hundred rupees on the ground and then start to grind it with the shoe, who would like to have this dirty note now? I guess every one, but if I tore this hundred rupees note into few pieces, even then, everybody would like to have it. Isn’t it!
My sweet children, we have all learned a very valuable lesson. No matter what was done to the money, it was still wanted because it did not decrease in value. It was still worth 100 Rupee. In the same manners, if you have rich friends, you would always want to be with them, but if they are poor, you might not accept them. if they are handicapped, even then. The question is, What would you do?
Would you like to insult them? Would you love to hurt them? Never!!!!!! They are also your friend. It’s your duty that If they are poor, help them! If they are handicapped, give them your hand of friendship, because They all are precious like a hundred rupee note. They are also valuable and equal.