Jawaan Miyan

By Raja Sharma

Jawaan Miyan, a Pakistani, lived in that area too. He had come to live in a house along Broadway turning. It was not a big house, but it was very comfortable and in good condition. There were two rooms, a kitchen, a storeroom, toilet, bathroom, and a garage. For a single man, it was obviously a big house.

He was a tall man with athletic body. He was said to be a very friendly person. When he met his Pakistani people he shook their hands with affection and enthusiasm, hugged them tightly, and shared joke with them. He often invited his Pakistani friends to his house. One could see that he looked very pleased in the company of his Pakistani friends.

Jawaan Miyan
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Chapter One: Desire to Know
Chapter Two: Still Not Met
Chapter Three: Madan’s Narrative
Chapter Four: After the Bail
Chapter Five: Jawaan Miyan’s Story
Chapter Six: My Next Step

• Language: English
• Publisher: Raja Sharma
• Release date: Apr 17, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311675408

Raja Sharma

Raja Sharma is a retired college lecturer.He has taught English Literature to University students for more than two decades.His students are scattered all over the world, and it is noticeable that he is in contact with more than ninety thousand of his students.

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Jawaan Miyan

Raja Sharma

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Jawaan Miyan

Raja Sharma

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Chapter One: Desire to Know

That area near Broadway was favourite among the Asian students, for they got cheap apartments to live in. Secondly, it was a congested area with hundreds of shops and malls where they could buy things at reasonable prices. One could find hundreds of black-haired Asian girls and boys walking along the streets any time during the day.

Jawaan Miyan, a Pakistani, lived in that area too. He had come to live in a house along Broadway turning. It was not a big house, but it was very comfortable and in good condition. There were two rooms, a kitchen, a storeroom, toilet, bathroom, and a garage. For a single man, it was obviously a big house.

He was a tall man with athletic body. He was said to be a very friendly person. When he met his Pakistani people he shook their hands with affection and enthusiasm, hugged them tightly, and shared joke with them. He often invited his Pakistani friends to his house. One could see that he looked very pleased in the company of his Pakistani friends.

Indians, Sri Lankans, Bangladeshi, and Nepalese living in Leeds felt that Jawaan Miyan was only friendly with his Pakistani