The story of injustice!

Long, long ago, in the land of Silbaripuram, a merchant named Ravunni was returning from the market in his horse cart. It was his custom to buy a large number of chickens from the market once a month for his ancestral home.

In the cart pulled by two horses, many chickens were inside a net. The horses were struggling to pull the cart.

Seeing this, a big rooster among the chickens asked the horses, "Why are you two struggling so much to pull this cart? Is our master going to give you extra food today?"

The horses replied, "Oh, this is our job. We get the same amount of food on days we work and on days we don't."

Immediately, the rooster got angry and shouted, "You two are just fools! This is completely unfair. You should tell the master that more work deserves more food!"

One of the horses asked, "How should we tell him?"

The rooster quickly replied, "We roosters crow loudly wherever we see injustice!"

As soon as he said that, the rooster used all his might and let out a loud "Cock-a-doodle-doo!" Hearing this, Ravunni looked at the rooster.

By this time, the horse cart had reached the courtyard. He got down from the cart, grabbed the rooster by its neck, and mumbled, "This one is good enough to be served as chicken curry for lunch today."

Meanwhile, the horses said to each other, "The one who spoke up for our injustice was unaware of the injustice in his own life!"

Moral: It's common for some people to interfere in others' matters of right and wrong, causing a lot of trouble. Look at yourself before trying to point fingers at others.