Worshiping the boss ....
Chamchagiri Management
There was an employee named Rajan in an office who could leave all the work of the world and office but his boss and BM met. Chaddha was left no chance to butter him
He used to do everything the boss told, followed his instructions and in addition to office work, depositing college fees for boss's boy, buying dance constumes for daughter, getting car serviced, completing son's school project... Bringing house items said by boss's wife.... Rajan used to do everything etc. ..... Definitely a spoon .....
Apparently Rajan was Chaddha's favorite and he used to get all kinds of incentives, increment and promotions and because of this other people in the office were very sad because the boss was not happy with him.
One day, suddenly Chaddha Saheb's mother died .. All the office staff ran towards BM Sahib's house, everyone had made a very sad type face as if they were the ones who were the most sad....
Surprisingly, Rajan was not seen anywhere on the bungalow of Mr. BM and everyone was shocked at the absence of Rajan and was putting their own efforts.....
The rest of the office staff arranged a vehicle in which the dead body was loaded with flower garlands and transported to the crematorium ...
But there were 16 bodies already in que at the electric funeral and each body needed about 3 hours...
There were two funerals but before the sun went down, there was no chance of numbers coming up... 
. The boss's face was reddened by sadness and anger..
. The boss's face was reddened by sadness and anger..Suddenly, another body kept for burning stood up.... All the people there screamed out of fear....
But, everyone was surprised to see that he was a Rajan ....
He excitedly said to the BM sir .... "Sir, our number is second, I've been dead and waiting since morning and I've held the place because I knew it was too crowded
All the other employees of the office, were surprised to see this level of commitment and sycophancy ... 
Rajan did not even let this opportunity pass ...
Employee Award for Lifetime Achievement
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