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00:00This is a German Adler, but we have to dig the ground to remove the car.

00:13If the driver hears the car, he will get scared.

00:18I and Mr. Gharosh went to the mud pit to check the condition of the vehicle.

00:27A German Adler in British Amul's red Tuk-Tuk.

00:31Currently, it is named after a vintage car.

00:35During the Second World War, the vehicle was buried under the mud.

00:39Because this vehicle was in the sight of the then Bangla Governor's wife.

00:43The vehicle was buried under the mud for 40 years.

00:48The vehicle is now under the protection of the South Kolkata Police.

00:53The vehicle is now in the possession of the Kolkata Police Assistant Commissioner.

01:03The vehicle was on the road.

01:07My wife was sitting on the road.

01:10We were on our way back from the Ganga.

01:14We saw the Governor's wife.

01:18She saw the vehicle and liked it.

01:22She told the Governor that this vehicle should be given to her.

01:26She will take it.

01:29The Governor told the police to seize the vehicle.

01:33The police were not ready to seize the vehicle.

01:36My father told the police to seize the vehicle.

01:40But the police did not find the vehicle.

01:44Before that, my father told the police to seize the vehicle.

01:48Then the vehicle was sent to our house in Varanagar.

01:52The vehicle was buried under the mud.

01:56The vehicle was buried under the mud.

02:00In 1935, the German Adler Tuk-Tuk was bought by the Governor.

02:03In 1935, the German Adler Tuk-Tuk was bought by the Governor.

02:07Then from 1941 to 1965, the vehicle was buried under the mud.

02:11Then from 1941 to 1965, the vehicle was buried under the mud.

02:15After the Ujjwamadhumi Pass, he gave the vehicle to his son as a gift.

02:19But he had to work hard to get the gift.

02:23After the Ujjwamadhumi Pass, I got a key from my father.

02:27I bought a motorcycle.

02:29It was a German Adler Tuk-Tuk.

02:33It was a German Adler Tuk-Tuk.

02:37But the vehicle was buried under the mud.

02:41But the vehicle was buried under the mud.

02:45In 1965, my father gave me a key.

02:49In 1965, my father gave me a key.

02:53This is your gift.

02:56The owner of the key was sleeping in the garden.

03:00He took the key from the garden.

03:04I went to him.

03:07My owner was Mr. Ghonsam.

03:11I told him that the vehicle was buried under the mud.

03:15I told him that the vehicle was buried under the mud.

03:19I told him that the vehicle was buried under the mud.

03:22I asked Mr. Ghonsam.

03:26I told him that the vehicle was buried under the mud.

03:30We were very happy.

03:33We were very happy.

03:37I saw the vehicle being buried.

03:41I saw the vehicle being buried.

03:44My father told me to go to Mr. Keshtavbabu.

03:48I went to Mr. Keshtavbabu's garage.

03:52I told him that I lost my job, but what can I do, I don't have a car, he gave me a key and I got a car.

04:10There is another introduction to this German Adler.

04:13Written by Shivram Chakraborty, Gadai is the assistant commissioner of Kolkata Police, Gadai Chandrade himself.

04:20And the car is this red German Adler.

04:23There are three more foreign vintage cars in Gadai Chandrade's garage.

04:27They are Standard Little Nine, Morissette and Austin.

04:31These vintage cars belong to this Dinkatesh Shivram's Gadai.

04:35Still, take the car out in the middle of the evening.

04:38Just like that, make sure that the whole day, this car is not cut for recharging.

04:44A report from Kolkata from Shahjadpur, ETB Bharat.

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