Keep Loving (Love and Crime)

By Rajkumar Sharma

A Few Words
Rebellious Thoughts
After Closeness
Mirza's House
Parents
Maternal Uncle's Refusal
Attack on Mirza
Hussain and Venkatesh
And Got Married
Attack and End
Finally Sold Out

This novel contains a one-of-a-kind description of how this love story that began with the impossible became possible. The details of how fundamentalists get furious on hearing about the love between a Muslim boy and a Hindu girl and how those fanatics try to separate them have been presented in very simple words.

There are many ups and downs in the lives of both the lovers, but when the story reaches its final stage, a pain arises in the mind of the reader, but the reader is surprised because there is something else left before the pain!

Good Luck

Rajkumar Sharma

• Language: English
• Publisher: Raja Sharma
• Release date: Jan 24, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215185636

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Keep Loving (Love and Crime)

Rajkumar Sharma

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Table of Contents

A Few Words

Rebellious Thoughts

After Closeness

Mirza's House

Parents

Maternal Uncle's Refusal

Attack on Mirza

Hussain and Venkatesh

And Got Married

Attack and End

Finally Sold Out

Chapter 1

A Few Words

This novel contains a one-of-a-kind description of how this love story that began with the impossible became possible. The details of how fundamentalists get furious on hearing about the love between a Muslim boy and a Hindu girl and how those fanatics try to separate them have been presented in very simple words.

There are many ups and downs in the lives of both the lovers, but when the story reaches its final stage, a pain arises in the mind of the reader, but the reader is surprised because there is something else left before the pain!

Good Luck

Rajkumar Sharma

Chapter 2

Rebellious Thoughts

Last year, Mirza was arrested for making an inflammatory speech at his university. It was alleged that he was trying to divide the communities. However, he was released due to a lack of credible evidence and the fact that, as India was a democracy, freedom of speech and religion were sacrosanct in India.

The arrest and subsequent release did not change Mirza. He went back to his old routine. Regularly in college, he continued to hold meetings with his friends, professing radical views. He again started putting his thoughts openly in front of everyone. It was clear that he was not at all afraid of his anti-government views.

He was again involved in his earlier activities, and then Jhanvi came into his life.

Although they had become acquainted with each other, Mirza and Jhanvi were not meant to fall in love. But love happens when you least expect it and think you might not be in love. Love does not look at common sense, background, or, least of all, religious beliefs.

Jhanvi belonged to a very traditional South Indian family. Mirza was from an equally orthodox Muslim family, and it was clear that the two of them did not mix well in that completely divided society. Their paths would never have crossed