“Boss. I am on first floor,” he said.
“So?”
“I cannot go down.”
“What do you mean? Take the elevator or walk the stairs,” I replied, a bit irritated.
“That’s the problem. Being an old building, it has no elevators. And the huge wooden staircase has been removed by the landlord suddenly following a tussle between him and the tenants. We have been left hanging in the building,” he elaborated.
I laughed out. That they found a solution to the problem with the help of police is obvious.
The Times of India did carry my story in a box titled: “Staircase carted away in daylight.”
“That’s the problem. Being an old building, it has no elevators. And the huge wooden staircase has been removed by the landlord suddenly following a tussle between him and the tenants. We have been left hanging in the building,” he elaborated.
I laughed out. That they found a solution to the problem with the help of police is obvious.
The Times of India did carry my story in a box titled: “Staircase carted away in daylight.”
hahaha...Nice story, Ramesh!
ReplyDeletea lawyer who hangs all was left hanging...not fair...I object...
ReplyDeleteHi there Ramesh. Thank you for being in touch. I have missed you. I hope all is well for you and your family, my good friend. Much peace and love to all. xox Namaste
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrible landlord. What is he going to do next time a tenant makes him mad. Tamper with the plumbing? If I were your friend, I would find another place to live.
ReplyDeletehehe...and i guess these things occurs when we re in the middle of very urgent cases..!! thats when these become too irritating...
ReplyDeleteROFL!!!
ReplyDeleteClassic this is & can happen only in India :D
You know I had climbed a wooden staircase in Demul (Spiti, India) and when I wanted to come down it was missing. But this was a prank by my nephew and my husband. They put it back soon.
ReplyDeleteMy nephews and my husband did the same to me in Spiti but then within a minute they put the staircase back.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of a landlord is that!
is this for real??...im in complete disbelief!!
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha ! That was really funny!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty funny! But not so for your friend.
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
What a situation! How many floors did the building have? Very amusing story.
ReplyDeletewhat a thing to happen? you scared me with that onbe..imagine if it were to happen here in my office, I would be left hanging in there all day maybe even more..what with the eid thing coming up the police would just say inshahallah and snooze off!! phew!!
ReplyDeletePoor tenants,bad -bad landlord....but a very good journalist friend .
ReplyDeletehe he...
ReplyDeletedid he sue them landlord or the tenants??
hey R. Ramesh...:)))
ReplyDeleteRush..your post on krsna temple's gr8..wanted to post a comment but failed..thanks for yr comment..if it was my imagination, then TOI would not have published it..2nd..if it was my imagination..then i deserve an award for such a wonderful piece of fantasy..heheheheh..what say? thanks ya...
ReplyDeletedisappointed land lord i guess
ReplyDeleteLol!!!
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Thats a terrible incident... and a funny title too.... nice one again....
ReplyDeleteHilarious! And funny told:)
ReplyDelete:) justice?!!
ReplyDeletea sweet post :)
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