Ghee Jokes

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    WEITTEN behind a three-wheeler was the following message:
    Rama yug mein doodh milaa
    Krishna yug mein ghee Congress yug mein daroo miley
    To khoob dabaa kay pee. (In Lord Rama's age the
    land flowed with milk In Lord Krishna's age there was
    lots of ghee During Congress rule there is
    liquor in plenty Drink to your fill and be merry.)

    These two carpenter friends in due course made some money. Hearing that there was demand and money for carpenters in England, they started to learn a bit of English.
    After some time they decided to migrate to London.
    While boarding the Air India plane at the International Airport at Delhi, Natha Singh had both his hands full. In one hand he carried a tin of pure ghee and in the other a small bag containing pulses, papars, waries etc. As he climbed the gangway, the beautiful air hostess welcomed him with folded hands.
    Natha Singh put down the ghee tin and the bag and folded his hands to return the greetings and said; "Sat Sri Akal, kurey, par mein tenno pachayana nai" (Sat Sri Akal girl, but I have not been able to place you.)

    General Tikka Khan of Pakistan and his troops left behind a sizeable anthology of jokes in Bangladesh which are still recounted there. The pattern of those jokes is very much the same as those manufactured by the Jews under Hitlerite tyranny.
    A farmer brought his prize rooster to sell in the market.' What do you feed that bird that he is so big?' asked a Pathan solider of the Pakistan army.'
    'I feed it rice, sir,' replied the farmer.
    'How dare you waste rice on the bird while we are short of food?' said the Pathan and seized the bird.
    The next day the farmer brought another rooster to sell.' What do you feed that bird that he is so big?' demanded a Baluch soldier of the Pakistan army.
    'Sir, I feed it with ghee,' replied the farmer.
    'How dare your waste ghee on a bird while we are short of food!' swore the Baluchi as he seized the bird.
    On the third day the poor farmer brought his last remaining rooster to the market. This time a Punjabi Mussalman more...

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