How did Hari Singh think Anil would react when he discovered?

Hari Singh, the protagonist of the story "The Lost Child" by Mulk Raj Anand, takes his son Anil to a village fair. At the fair, Anil gets attracted to various things, and he asks his father to buy them for him. However, Hari Singh refuses to buy anything for him, and due to his father's refusal, Anil loses his way in the fair. Hari Singh realizes that he has lost his son and starts searching for him frantically.

In this situation, Hari Singh thinks about how Anil would react when he discovers that he has lost his way in the fair. Hari Singh assumes that Anil would be frightened and would start crying. He also thinks that Anil would not be able to find his way back to his father, and he would be lost forever. Hari Singh imagines the worst-case scenario and feels guilty for not buying those things for his son.

Hari Singh also thinks that Anil would not be able to communicate with strangers and would not be able to tell them about his father's whereabouts. He imagines that Anil would be scared and would not know what to do in that situation. Hari Singh feels remorseful for not taking care of his son and not fulfilling his desires.

In conclusion, Hari Singh thinks that Anil would be frightened, lost, and unable to communicate with strangers when he discovers that he has lost his way in the fair. He imagines the worst-case scenario and feels guilty for not taking care of his son.