Small poem on Zero Loss

Sing on the tune of "Hai preet yahan ki reet sadaa" from Purab aur Paschhim

Jab sibal diya mere bharat ne
Mere bharat ne, mere bharat ne
Tab sab ko 2G samajh aayi
Zero loss ki bhasha bharat mai
Kapil ne pehle sikhlayi

Deta na Sibal agar Bharat to
Coalgate samajhna muskhkil thaa
Adarsh aur CWG ki loss ka
andaaza lagana mukhskil thaa

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