"He specifically mentioned your name. You must have given him good services." Warden laughed.

"Baki sab kya tamasha dekh rahe hain. Light band karke so jao nahi toh sabki taange tod dunga mar mar ke." Warden roared and everyone put off their lights.

"What was that about?" Virat asked Jagtap once they lied again on their respective beds. 

"Don't know, but ever since I have come here, I have been noticing that every weekend they take away one or sometimes more than one boys out of prison to somewhere and boys only return in the morning." Jagtap replied.

"But where they take them and why that boy was crying?" Virat asked. 

"I don't know. I tried to ask some boys who went there. They all were so scared to tell anything. Some boys also had bruises on their face and body when they returned."

"How do they choose which boy will go?" Virat inquired. 

"I guess they select one room every weekend. What I have been noticing, this time it was our neighborhood's turn but then as we heard warden was saying something like he specifically wanted that boy., so that boy was repeated for tonight." Jagtap replied. 

"By this logic, next to next weekend is our turn." Virat concluded and Jagtap nodded.

Soon their turn came. Since morning the other boys were giving them sympathetic looks. Jagtap was tensed what will happen but Virat kept giving him assurance that everything will be fine. 

"Mujhe bahut darr lag raha hai yaar. Aaj raat warden mujhe le gaya toh kya hoga?" Jagtap asked, almost shuddering with fear.

"Tu darr mat Jaggu, main hoon na tere sath. Hum jaha jayenge sath jayenge aur agar warden sirf ek ladke ko le jayega to teri jagah main chala jaunga." Virat assured him and Jagtap was glad for the support he had shown.

Finally, at night warden came to their room. "What a coincidence! Today we needed two boys and this room also has two residents." Warden laughed evilly.

"Haan, ab bore karna band kar aur bata kahan chalna hai? We are ready." Virat replied confidently while Jagtap hid himself behind Virat nervously. 

"Bahut akad hai tujhme. Subah tak sab utar jayegi akad bhi aur....." warden left the sentence in between and laughed out loud. 

He took both the boys to outer city area into someone's farmhouse. A party was going on there. People were dancing with bar girls and drinks were being served. Virat noticed most of the people were dressed in white kurta payjama, some sported a nehru jacket and hat too. He knew enough world to deduce that they belonged to some political party.