When graves were opened, neither Hindus nor Muslims were found, but only humans emerged. This highlights the universal truth that in death, all superficial distinctions disappear, revealing our shared humanity.

This powerful couplet by Amrut Ghayal speaks to the universal essence of humanity. It suggests that when the superficial layers—be they religious identities—are stripped away, what remains is simply 'human.' It is a profound reminder that our shared humanity transcends the labels we are given. The poet urges us to look beyond the dogma and see the soul, the common thread that connects every single person.