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Today's story is the story of an unfortunate man who had reached Greece by boat to get rid of his poverty, but could not get rid of poverty and lost his wife and children. Yes, friends, Waqar-ul-Hassan was a poor man who belonged to the outskirts of Jhelum. Waqar had married Sabiha of his choice and became the father of two children. Sabiha was madly in love with Waqar and Waqar could not live without his wife for a moment, but was he poor? Waqar's income was low and his expenses were high, so Waqar thought of going to Europe by boat, because thirty years ago, people used to go by boat, which was an illegal way to enter Europe. Some of Waqar's friends had also gone to Europe by boat and were happy today. Waqar also wanted to give his children and wife a comfortable and luxurious life, so despite Sabiha's objection, he went by boat for five hundred thousand. Waqar's old friend Murad Ali helped him a lot. He traveled for the first fifteen days and reached the border of Balochistan. From there, he entered Iran. After traveling in Iran for a month, he entered Turkey illegally. The route was very difficult. Then he entered Greece by boat from Izmir. During this time, he kept in touch with Murad and Sabiha on the phone. Then he started working in Athens. After a month, he would send the money he earned to his friend Murad Ali, and Murad Ali would send the money to Sabiha. He worked in Athens for five years but could not make any money or escape from poverty.
One day, Waqar-ul-Hassan met a Bengali man. By chance, his name was also Waqar-ul-Hassan and he belonged to Dhaka. The Bengali Waqar-ul-Hassan used to smuggle goods through boats and the Pakistani Waqar-ul-Hassan started doing illegal business with him. Money started pouring in. Waqar would send the money to Murad and Murad would deliver the money to Sabiha. The car, bungalow, land had all been bought in Pakistan, but his wife would tell him to come back home every day, but Waqar still had to earn more. One day, unfortunately, the coast guards raided their boats. Waqar's boat sank. When the Pakistani Waqar-ul-Hassan regained consciousness, he was in a hospital and his leg bone had been broken in three places. Two months later, he was transferred to jail, the case was heard and Waqar was sentenced to fifteen years in prison with hard labor.
Waqar-ul-Hassan Bengali had been killed during that raid. Waqar was imprisoned in jail. Despite many efforts, Pakistan could not be contacted. Waqar always remembered his wife. Whenever the faces of his children came before his eyes, he would cry. He remembered his parents. He lived day by day and counted each day. Then fifteen years passed and Waqar's sentence was completed. When he came out of jail, he made his first call to his childhood friend Murad. But a woman received the call from a landline number and Waqar said hello.
A woman's voice. Who is it?
Waqar's name is Waqar and I am talking from Greece.
The female voice replied that Murad Ali was not at home.
Waqar felt as if his beloved wife Sabiha was talking on the other end.
The woman on the other end cut off the call after hearing Waqar's name.