Sketch the view of the tea stall in the light of the passage.

The writer went to the railway station to see his friend Sajjad off.

The woman mentioned in the passage was standing in the queue and holding her child's hand tightly.

The term 'see off means to go to the place of departure to say goodbye to somebody who is setting out on a
journey.

The similarity between the railway station and the waiting room was that both the places were crowded.