Jo Bhi Kahoonga Sach Kahoonga

I bought a Hindi book after 15 years, and it is amazing. The book was delivered almost a week late despite the pre-order, but 40 pages/ 4 chapters through, I think it was worth the wait.Having heard Bakar Puran on Audible, I have been a fan of Ajeet's writing, and now this book is another level.The sarcasm is unsubtle, and the facts are irrefutable.Loved it!

Amazing writing by our own bharti ji

Book's content is top notch but book is very low qualityI would strongly suggest you to do a binding after you get

Real truth of our judiciary, Bureaucracy and political system.अजीत जी आप को बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद और शुभकानाएं इस देश का सच सामने लाने के लिए।

A book that is worth read. One must read this book to comprehend how the elite judges are mocking the Constitution. The way these judges use power and corruption as a tool to fool the people.Go and get your copy today people.अजीत भारती को इतना सच लिखने के लिए बहुत बहुत शुभकामनाएं।

Somebody had to talk about the filth in the judiciary openly, and Ajeet Bharti did it. He also talked about the issues our country has been facing for the past few years. I would say, he has remained honest in his opinions, be it the Prime minister or the heavily biased, totally appeasement and agenda oriented leftist media. His special love for "Bakait Kumar" is well depicted and truly enjoyable 😀Writing this review after completing 13 chapters...more to go!!(Updated)Cutting 1 mark after reading 2 more chapters as I didn't like the language used. I understand that author has used it to express extreme satire for a situation that has gone out of hands in our country. Still, would like to ask him to keep up the satire, minus obscenity.By the way, Ajit's gutkha analysis in Aryan Khan's chapter is too good...

Ajit Bharti has been so vocal about Indian social evils - judiciary one among them. The way judiciary is taking sides for wrong reasons, he has explained it in simple yet powerful language. I have not read anything like this in recent past that naked the truth so effectively. Indian judiciary needs drastic reforms and this is the only thing we can learn from Pakistan!Book is worth a million words to appreciate. Wake up call for all of us!

So I thought that this book will be a more elaborate and detailed (sarcastic) book on shortcomings and issues of Indian judicial system but it is more like extended version of YouTube video from writer, yet I am still liking it. I will request rest of you to purchase and support the cause and spread the word as it takes guts to do what writer is doing.If you purchase this book, apart from financially supporting the cause, you will also become a part of statistics that shows the hidden anger/hate/frustration of the common man towards country's judiciary.Maybe even gift this to your relatives, lawyer/advocate/police friend, local RSS/BJP member.