Chapter 10

Sidharth was silently contemplating: How did Naina know that I'm not Sidharth Maheshwari? Did she recognize me by looking at me? Did she figure it out? No, that's not possible, or she wouldn't have asked Milind to investigate me further. Maybe she's suspicious of Dr. Singh, or perhaps she found out something about us. But the way she was talking, it seemed like she knew Sidharth. But how? Did she meet Sidharth Maheshwari recently? But I had confirmed that Sidharth hadn't come to India yet, and Dr. Singh hadn't met him either. How does she know him?

Sidharth was lost in thought when his car arrived, and both of them got into it and drove away.

A few days later

During his stay at the university, Sidharth continued his efforts to uncover the drug activities. Dr. Singh suggested that they take a break from their operations for a few days to avoid arousing suspicion from Milind and Naina or hindering their progress. However, Sidharth wasn't worried about this suggestion because Naina and Milind were also investigating the drug case. Sidharth was still unable to understand how Naina recognized him. He knew that she knew Dr. Singh, which is why she identified the fake Dr. Singh. However, he was still wondering how Naina managed to recognize him as Sidharth Maheshwari.

Sidharth was reading a book on ancient India in the staff room when he received a call from his informant. The informant shared details about a drug deal scheduled for tonight at 11 p.m. in the village of Berwar, located about 20 kilometers away from the city. The deal was supposed to happen in an old government school. As soon as the call ended, Sidharth left the staff room and went to the campus cafeteria to find Dr. Singh, who had just completed his class.

Sidharth informed Dr. Singh about the details of the upcoming drug deal, and they both returned to their flats after finishing their classes. Later, at 9 p.m. They headed to the location provided by the informant.

Upon arriving at the destination, Sidharth and Dr. Singh were shocked to find the school in ruins. Dr. Singh looked at the dilapidated structure and asked in disbelief, "Is this really a school?"

The school was very old and in a deteriorating condition. If it had continued to operate for a few more days, it could have posed a danger to anyone. That's why the government shut it down and built a new school a short distance away.

  To be continued...