In Chap 7 of Cracking India, a conversation occurs at Pir Pi…
In Chap 7 of Cracking India, a conversation occurs at Pir Pindo that we discussed in class: The villagers, Sikh and Muslim, erupt in protest. “Brother,” the Sikh granthi says when the tumult subsides, “our villages come from the same racial stock. Muslim or Sikh, we are basically _______. We are brothers. How can we fight each other?” “Barey Mian,” says the chaudhry . . . I’m alert to what’s happening . . . I have a radio.” a. How exactly has Lenny traveled to this village? b. The village in which this dialogue occurs is a fair distance from Lenny’s home city. What is the name of Lenny’s home city? c. The name of what ethnic community (non-religious) goes in the blank?