Voting Dispute: Money and Household Goods Demanded Back

Who did you vote for? Whether you voted for me or yourself, it's all the same.

So now you want proof? You expect me to grab him by the ass and bring him here? Give it to us, we voted for you.

You voted for us, right? You voted for us.

Swear on our God. What is it? How can you swear on God?

I'm telling you, you voted for us, right?

What more proof do you need? You voted for us, trust me.

Hey, what if you vote for someone else now?

Hey, what would happen? Here. You really voted for your mother- in- law, didn't you?

If you didn't, swear it. Swear it, just once. Without saying a word, get out of here.

Or else? What are you saying will happen?

Bring my money back to me. What? I'll give you the money.

Swear it, do whatever you want. Hey, Suresh, add up all the money. Let's see.

Sir, how much is the total? Crushed up, crushed up, brother, brother, ah…

At his house, one kilo of… one kilo of chicken.

Those seven quarters, all of them here. There are five people. We gave seven thousand five hundred.

So what's the total amount? The total… Hey, this is seven thousand five hundred—ten thousand one hundred, you say?

I already gave you two thousand, remember?

Didn't you get two thousand for those elections?

The total is nine thousand five hundred, ten thou— Just give us all of it, that's all.

Didn't you give it? Give it all back. Otherwise, tell us what we should do. Tell us what we should do.

Hey, get lost. Go bring it. Is that all? Hey, gather up everything.

Take everything that's in your house. Hey, fill up all the bags with cash.

Hey, gather everything. Hey, take all the stuff, whatever there is.

Where are we supposed to get the money? All this stuff too— Hey, Johnny, cry over there, you rascal.

Hey, you lot, what's with your backs? What are you doing?

Hey, hey, give it here. Put it down. If it's all the stuff, how are you going to take it away?

We'll take it all. We'll gather it all properly.

You've taken all the money and you're putting on an act.

Or are you putting on an act— Hey, you're laughing like an idiot.

Hey, will you pour the water? Go on, drink it all. Hey!

Sit in the chair. Hey, move aside. You have to sit to the side.

They still have a bicycle for the little boy.

That little boy? For whom, then? Whatever I put on, I’ll wear it all. It’s my choice.

What oath are you making? It’s my choice.

From now on, I’ll put it on. I will. Swear on your hand.

Put all the stuff inside. If you’re going to yank it out, do it like this.

Otherwise— do it like this. Put all the stuff inside, then yank it out.

Otherwise, shut up and pull it out. Then I’ll take it and join in, straight away.

That’s right, guys. It should be like this.

It should be open like this for us. Come on, move.

If you think you’ll take someone’s coat, take it from that person.

There’s money near the bite. You stole it and cooked it here, didn’t you?

Yeah, we came to you for this. We’re hitting you with this because it’s come to that.

As long as Bharat is here, otherwise— Come on, move, ma’am. One more…