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What is a summary of The Martyr's Corner by R K Narayan?

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Updated: 12/4/2024

Rama is the main character of the story. He is a food vendor, whose delicious food attracts passersby, especially cinemagoers. One day, however, a babbling crowd gathered at the popular corner. A quarrel ensued, and the police came and fired into the crowd, causing deaths. The 'spot' was cordoned off. People collected enough money to set up a stone memorial, and decorated it with ornamental Fencing and flower pots. It became a 'Martyr's Corner'. Rama's business was finished. Once a hotel owner himself, he was reduced to queueing up for a job outside a restaurant.[1]

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