About the Book: 

This is a story of a common folk who observes the world minutely around him as he grows. He sees conflicts in the society in the name of different Gods. As a pediatric doctor in the labour room attending to new-borns he sees them pop out of their mother's wombs innocent and un-initiated into any religion. Soon they are stamped with a divine tag and a distinct faith. They learn to have an exalted view of their own faith as they denigrate the others. 

It is sheer serendipity that the lead man finds himself amidst happenings that go to form this story. The dissensions go from squabbles and scuffles to acts of terrorism. A holy shrine is attacked by the armed forces to flush out the nefarious elements spreading terror. The masses are furious as their sanctum sanctorum has been violated. The empress of the land is killed in anger and resentment. It leads to mayhem. Many innocents have to endure torture and gruesome death. This is cruel, pitiless and heart rending. 

There are some unforeseen unfortunate incidents that go to complete the narrative. 

About the Author: 

S. K. Aggarwal was born in a Punjab village and was raised in Amritsar in the streets around the Golden Temple. He has written this book under his pen name “Kabeer Ess Kay”. He graduated in Medicine from Medical College Amritsar and worked in rural areas of Punjab after his studies. During his this stint of rural job he had an opportunity of visiting different nooks and corners of the state and other neighbouring places. He moved to Delhi in 1979 and had been working here as a Medical Doctor in a busy maternity and children hospital till his retirement in 2012. He happened to see the happenings in this part of the country in times of turmoil and has described them vividly.

• Paperback
• Publisher: GOOD TIMES (2019)
• ISBN-10: 9384043737
• ISBN-13: 978-9384043735