I know of their secret operation because they have tormented me with their diabolism. I too was unaware of their secret game until I was subjected to torture by them. But you people are totally ignorant of their misdeeds because your thinking power and your wisdom has been captivated by them by their diabolic power.

Since I am worried about the future of your children, I have taken it upon myself to expose their nefarious activity. I want to tell you that the occurrence of natural calamities, the incidence of infant mortality and miracles like disappearance of images of deities from the temples and their reappearance by breaking apart Earth's surface are all the handiwork of these saudagars. If you want your children to live happily, all of you including the rulers and the subjects should unite and take steps to dismantle their sin.

The damage that they have done to the thinking faculty of the rulers as well as the subjects is beyond description. As a result both the rulers and the common citizens have great trust in these treacherous people. They think that all others the Hindus and the Muslims are untrustworthy even if they are telling nothing but truth. On the contrary, these saudagars are indulging in complete falsehood and yet people trust them. This is all due to the effect of diabolism.

But they are cheating both the Hindus and the Muslims by manipulating their account books leading to their indebtedness. They forge the signatures of the poor people on papers and manage false witnesses to grab their belonging including cattle herds as a repayment of the debt. When the matter goes to the court of law, they present the forged evidence which is relied upon by the court. The poor man is punished on the basis of a false case filed by the banias. This is the justice which a poor man receives from the court of law.

These unscrupulous moneylenders prepare forged documents in the names of fathers and grandfathers of the poor people and when the elders have died, they ask the innocent people to repay their loan showing them the documents purported to have been signed by their deceased elders. They threaten them to take legal action in case they failed to repay the loan. In most cases the poor man succumbs to the threat and repays the amount. if he fails, he is dragged to the court, where the forged documents are presented. Taking cognizance of the charge, the court decrees the poor man to repay the loan.

Thus the claim of the dishonest moneylender is upheld by the court while the honest man is proved wrong. This is how the courts give their judgment in the raj (the British rule). The reason is not far to seek. It is the same diabolic influence of the banias which has debased the sense of judgement of all the people including the judicial authorities. Pitted against the powerful bania, the poor man has no say even in the courts. Nobody trusts him. His sincerity is questioned. On the contrary, the dishonest moneylenders who have committed forgery are favoured by the court. Their manipulated account books, forged documents and false witnesses presented before the court are relied upon whereas the sincere pleadings of a poor man are ignored.

What an irony is this that those who are toiling day and night are facing starvation, where as these traders and moneylenders have amassed huge ill gotten wealth without doing anything.

The banias who are relatively less affluent, fleece the poor People of the world by resorting to forgery. As against them the wealthy banias dupe the rich by adopting all kinds of dishonest means.

They have spoiled the sense of judgment of the people by their diabolic power. Which is why the evidence tendered by a poor man before a court of law is dismissed as unreliable.

The less affluent banias forge the documents and file a suit of non repayment of loan in a court against a poor man. But the wealthy banias make a rich person his target and files a suit against him by forging documents. They lodge a claim which includes not only the principal amount and interest thereon but interest or[ interest as well. They tell their victim that his grand father had borrowed money from them showing them the forged bond. if he agrees to pay him the amount, well and good. Otherwise they file a suit against him in a court of law and get the amount by way of the, court's decree.

But the authorities and the rulers do not pay attention to their forgery. A poor man who has actually borrowed money from a moneylender will never deny this fact. In fact he keeps the record with him that on such and such date he borrowed such and such amount from the moneylender. He takes some other people in confidence in this matter. But when he has not borrowed any money from any moneylender and the moneylender prepares forged documents to claim a heavy amount from him, he seeks justice from the court of law and makes submission before the court on oath. He testifies that he never borrowed any money from the money lender and that his grandfather had repaid the loan with interest. He even presents documentary proof before the court but the court rejects his evidence.

Pitted against a dishonest but wealthy moneylender, a poor man does not get justice in a court of law and his honesty is questioned. All his sincere pleading falls on deaf ears.