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Maoists kidnap the Chief Secretary of a State and took him to the dense forest ranges of Seshachalam to get the release of three of their comrades under police custody. The CS is notoriously corrupt, earned millions teasing employees, which is another reason to settle a score with him.
The CS, a nature lover, never regretted the kidnap as he treated it as a jungle expedition without minding the following death. His encounters with nature enthrall you, bringing unimaginable beauty of the forest, the flora and fauna close to your heart.
Being an ex-forest officer, his natural ways of taming the forest and living comfortably stunned the captors despite their vast experience living in jungles. They finally befriended him except the uncompromising deputy leader of the legion who decided to kill him. Did he?
Apart from the beautiful nature, you will be baffled with the answers of the CS in the daily sittings of people’s court of extremists on his corruption charges. He accepts the corruption charges but refuses to divulge the booty when the Maoists lure him with the promise of release if the illegal wealth was given to them for their movement, and is even prepared to face death. Why?
Investigation agencies like CBI fail to dig out his illegal wealth and could not detect an extra gram of gold, a rupee or any immovable property beyond his legal earnings. What happened to it?
You will be astonished how corruption seeped in this holy land. Is there a way out?
Yes, the way shown will earn your plaudits.
Beautiful nature and the social dogma travel hand in hand in Operation Seshachalam, making every human humane. Be ready to spare your valuable time as you may not be able to keep the book aside!
AB’Shaw
A retired railway Station Manager, AB’Shaw restarted his activity, not the running of trains but making people see life through his spectrum.In the last seven years of writing, thirty short stories and three novels were published. He was one among the top ten Telugu writers among both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states in the contest ‘Katha Vijayam-2019’ conducted by Eenadu group.
He is bringing one of his popular Telugu novels Kidnap into the national mainstream through the English version, Operation Seshachalam – Seven Days in Mystic Forest Ranges.
