The time when an Indian sheltered Polish children

Brut India

As Indian students from Ukraine stream into Poland, here’s the story of a Gujarati king who once sheltered hundreds of Polish orphans.

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00:30Real India, your brothers in arms

01:00He had said he was adopting you that you had come from Poland and now these are your brothers

01:27and sisters. We asked Bapu, Bapu, why are they still living in Balachery? Why can't they come

01:33and live in Jamnagar? Bapu said, no, they're living in that camp because I have built it

01:41and it is our money, our family's money, which is looking after them.

01:57At the same time, he made sure that we did not lose our national identity.

02:02Therefore, he himself liked Poland, he knew a little Polish culture, our customs, partly.

02:09Therefore, he wanted us to keep it.

02:57you

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