In this book, the author examines Punjab from various angles. The first perspective is that of the Punjabis' misdeeds. According to him, we have lost our morality and our true historical character, and we are merely living opportunistically. He first exposes the deceptive nature of the politicians from this region. He describes them as wrestlers who seek charity, massaging themselves with borrowed oil, indicating that they possess no truth of their own. They consume the salt of Punjab while reciting praises in Delhi. They earn a living through false promises and deceptive actions.
