In the heart of rural India, two friends, Jumman Sheikh and Algu Chowdhury, find their bond tested by the wheels of justice in Munshi Premchand's "Panch Parmeshwar." This poignant tale unfolds as Jumman's aunt accuses him of injustice, leading to a village panchayat where Algu must weigh his friendship against his duty as a panch, a village judge.

Premchand masterfully portrays the moral dilemma faced by Algu, who must choose between personal loyalty and societal ethics. The story is a profound commentary on the sanctity of the panch's role in rural society and the universal struggle between personal ties and the greater good. "Panch Parmeshwar" is a testament to Premchand's deep understanding of human nature and his unwavering commitment to truth and justice.