personal feelings to influence him from the path of truth and the judgement which he pronounced in
Alaghus favour was completely fair.
As a result of his verdict, the enmity and bitterness between the two friends, Alaghu and Jamman
melted away. Jumman apologised to Alaghu, saying that he realised what it meant to be a Panch.
A Panch could have no private feelings of his own. He knows neither friend nor foe. Justice is all
that matters. Jumman was convinced that the voice of the was truly the voice of God. Hearing
these words, Alaghu broke down and wept on Jummans shoulder. The tears which he shed that
day washed away all the dust of misunderstanding between the two friends and this friendship
became green again.