Seeing Nayan's phone ringing, Tuni looked at her and asked, 'Who is it again?'
'No one. My mother called.' Saying this, Nayan left.
Seeing this, Aalo got slightly angry and said, 'Everyone kept their phones off. Everyone's calls were coming again and again.
After Dev silenced his phone and put it on the table, someone suddenly called him. Since the phone was on silent, Dev couldn't hear it.
None of them noticed that a file had fallen under the table. The file was about a fire incident that had occurred in a village 27 years ago.
Then after a few moments, Tuni found Pushpakar's married wife, Barsha, with great difficulty.
Tuni was adept at extracting information of any kind, whether official or personal. Although she lacked the composed demeanor of Bipin, she approached her work with great seriousness. Tuni held Alo in high regard, respecting and revering her deeply—even more than she feared her. Alo, too, was genuinely fond of Tuni, though she never outwardly showed it; while Tuni remained unaware of this, Dev knew it well.
Talking to Barsha, Alo came to know that Chandra was Pushpakar's childhood friend. And Chandra had given him a job as a village watchman. Barsha didn't know anything more than that. After hearing this Nayan went to his village to ask about his childhood, but nothing was found. There were only two people in the village who had known Pushpakar since childhood.
They opened Pushpakor's diary but found nothing. The next pages were burnt.
Tuni noticed that Bipin was talking to someone so Tuni asked who he was talking to.
Bipin said "Do you remember how long it has been since the second murder."
Tuni said "Oh... it's been two days.....
Bipin said "I have asked the police to be careful and keep a watch on some secluded places. So that the murderer cannot commit the third murder."
Aalo looked at Bipin and said "You have done a good job."
Nayan looked at Alo and asked "If the murderer commits the third murder, then who will he kill?"
Aalo said " Nemo....