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प्रश्न
Why was Nirmal obsessed with Morichjhapi?
पर्याय
Because he was a revolutionary at heart.
Because Kusum lived there and he was fond of her.
Because he was writing a book about the place.
उत्तर
Because he was a revolutionary at heart.
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