moot memorial story

Radhe radhe behenji/ bhaisaab..ye kahani hai ..jo sbko sunani hai(idhr udhr nikl jata hun thoda 😂)
College ki actually law college ki aur more specifically ek underrated law college ki..to jo hamara law cllg hai ( abhi ke liye kalawati naam se bulayenge) wo hai bahut hayi fuddu...campus usme hau nhi ,jo ki shayad hi kisi law cllg mai hota hai, lekin ek badhiya baat to ye hai ki is law colllege mai ek architecture ka clg bhi hai doston..ab pta nhi kisne kiski zameen pr banaya hai..mgr upar wali building achii hai to mera manna hai ki architecture walon ki buiilding mai inhone bhaade pr 2 class le li hain😤.kher staff pr ayenge .staff doston padha likha hai dekho hamara bs kbhi kbhi ganaja foonk kr niklta hai ghr se , mgr jinke students hi sookhi tatti ke nashe krte hon unke tchrs se ummeed bhi yhi hai..eco ke sir hamare sexy hain( mtlb padhane ka tareeka badhiya hai😌😜).
 To kalawati ne freshers moot karaya hai..aur kyunki mai( filhaal pankhudi naam rkhte hain) fresher hun to hm fi fudak kr phunch gye...topic hai hamara Janadhar card( adhar card hi hai ..naam badal diya hai).. to uska hi memorial bn rha hai. Ab bn jayega to upload krdenge taaki bakiyon ka bhi gnda jaye experience..akele mai kyun sahun,nhi aap hi batao, dukh baantna chahiye ki nhi?.
Ab baaki ram kahani kl batayenge.tbtk ke liye radhe radhe.
Bolo bansi bare ki jai

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