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Bhandat
Bhandat’s melodramatic older son, who moves in with a woman of a different race and fathers a child out of wedlock at a young age. In adulthood, he always dresses in a shirt and tie that resemble funeral attire. Mr Biswas reencounters him at Tara and Ajodha’s house after many years, and he advises Mr Biswas to be wary about borrowing money from Ajodha.
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Part 1, Chapter 5
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There was no need to ask where Jagdat was going. He was going to his family. He too, then, lived a divided life.
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Jagdat Quotes in A House for Mr Biswas
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Part 1, Chapter 5
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There was no need to ask where Jagdat was going. He was going to his family. He too, then, lived a divided life.
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