A Woman takes her birth on Bistar. After marriage she submits her all to her husband on the Bistar and finally gives birth to a child on the Bistar. The Bistar which leads to spotless one, A Pious one.
But some inhumansrepes the woman on the Bistar after breaking all the laws of the society.
Then this very bistar leads like black one, an impure.
Sushma was wedded, she performed all rites of brides but she did not reach that bed which spotless and Pious one, On the contary she was forcibally dragged on the black Bistar by some inhuman.
She lost her everything, she became as black as the Black Bistar.
At this stage she had noway, but to commit suicide on this BlakBistar or wash the blackness of this Bistar by the blood of those inhumans.
What Sushma did?
See BISTAR.
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