In a village where the Sarpanch is usually chosen unanimously, Kartar challenges the long-standing tradition and proposes a surprising idea. Instead of political influence deciding the leader, he suggests that the popular card game "Seep" should determine the next Sarpanch. The unusual proposal turns the village election into an entertaining and competitive battle.
In a village where the Sarpanch is usually chosen unanimously, Kartar challenges the long-standing tradition and proposes a surprising idea. Instead of political influence deciding the leader, he suggests that the popular card game "Seep" should determine the next Sarpanch. The unusual proposal turns the village election into an entertaining and competitive battle.
