The scene appears to be from a TV series or a film that revolves around a village council in India, specifically in the village of Phulera. A new secretary is supposed to join the council office, but the current council chief and his assistant are against it and try to prevent the new secretary from joining. They even go to the extent of keeping the office locked and refusing to give the new secretary the key.
The council chief has the support of a local legislator, who is shown to be a powerful and short-tempered man. However, it is later revealed that the legislator has been convicted in a court case and has been jailed for two years for murdering his neighbor's dog.
The DM (District Magistrate) office is also involved, and the DM is shown to be unwilling to get involved in the matter. The council chief and his assistant try to intimidate the new secretary, but he stands firm.
Eventually, the transfer order of the new secretary is cancelled, and he is allowed to join the council office. The scene ends with a conversation between the new secretary and someone else, discussing the cancellation of the transfer order and the legislator's conviction.
Overall, the scene appears to be a satirical take on the corruption and bureaucracy in Indian politics, highlighting the misuse of power and the struggles of ordinary citizens to get things done.
1. The exams will be held after three months.
2. The new secretary will join the village council in Phulera.
3. The new secretary has an MA degree.
4. The Council Chief's name is Mrs. Manju Devi.
5. The assistant's name is Vikas.
6. The legislator had called the new secretary and asked him to join duty before 7 pm.
7. The new secretary was not allowed to join duty and was threatened by Prahlad.
8. The DM had called the Council Chief and the new secretary to her office.
9. The legislator was convicted in a court case and was jailed.
10. The legislator was convicted of murdering his neighbor's dog.
11. The new secretary's transfer order was cancelled due to the legislator's conviction.
12. The legislator was sentenced to two years in prison.