True natives never quarrel amongst themselves in this manner. Those who do quarrel, I know, are merely settlers.

This profound couplet speaks to the nature of belonging and roots. Amrut Ghayal observes that those who are truly native to a place—the 'मूल वतनी'—rarely quarrel among themselves. Instead, the fighting, the disputes, often come from those who have settled or migrated there. It's a poignant commentary on community identity and the difference between inherent belonging and acquired residence.