Anil was a patient man who believed in reformation. Do you agree? Why?
Dear Student,
Anil was a lean and easy-going person.
He would trust people very easily. When he found out that Hari Singh had stolen his money, he did not punish or abuse Hari.
Instead, he trusted Hari and decided to forgive him.
Anil was a man who believed in reforms because he did not punish or hurt Hari. Hari felt extremely guilty and had a change of heart. Hari became a better man thereon.
Thus, I do agree that Anil was indeed a man who believed in reforms.
Regards.
Anil was a lean and easy-going person.
He would trust people very easily. When he found out that Hari Singh had stolen his money, he did not punish or abuse Hari.
Instead, he trusted Hari and decided to forgive him.
Anil was a man who believed in reforms because he did not punish or hurt Hari. Hari felt extremely guilty and had a change of heart. Hari became a better man thereon.
Thus, I do agree that Anil was indeed a man who believed in reforms.
Regards.