Two women were fighting over a child. “He is my child, leave him alone,” cried the lady in the red sari. The poor child was too young to speak.
“No, he is mine,” cried the woman in the green sari. Soon a crowd gathered.
The village elders took the quarreling women to a wise man.
The village wise man asked the lady in the red sari, “What do you have to say?”
“He is my child, Sir. I was bathing in the river and had left my son on the bank.
This woman lifted my child and ran away. I hurriedly dressed and ran after her,” said the woman.
The wise man asked the other woman to explain.
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