The index, it turned out, was a blueprint for Kumar's plan. He had been collecting information on Byomkesh's cases, altering details to throw him off the scent. But Byomkesh, ever the genius, had anticipated this. He had deliberately left behind a trail of clues, using the index to reveal Kumar's plan.
In the end, justice was served, and Kumar was brought to book. The index, once a mysterious puzzle, had been solved. But as I looked through the case files, I realized that Byomkesh Bakshi's legacy lived on. His methods might have been unorthodox, but his commitment to justice had inspired a generation.
As I, a young journalist, began to investigate the index, I realized that someone had been trying to cover up the truth. The cases listed were real, but the details had been altered. It seemed that someone had patched together these cases to conceal a larger conspiracy.
As I dug deeper, I discovered that Byomkesh Bakshi had been working on a special case, one that involved some of the most influential people in the city. The index was a clue, a way for Byomkesh to leave behind a trail of breadcrumbs for someone to follow.