Prime Minister Modi Pays Tribute to Polish-Indian Wartime Solidarity

Prime Minister Narendra Modi honored the humanitarian efforts of the Jam Saheb of Nawanagar and the Royal Family of Kolhapur during World War II. Modi's visit to Poland highlighted the historical ties between India and Poland, commemorating the shelter provided to Polish refugees. The trip underscored enduring bilateral relations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the importance of humanity and compassion in building a peaceful world during his visit to Poland. He paid homage at three significant memorials, including the Jam Saheb of Nawanagar monument, honoring the 'Good Maharaja' for providing refuge to over 1,000 Polish children during World War II.

Modi's two-nation trip also included a tribute to the Valivade-Kolhapur camp and the Monument to the Battle of Monte Cassino in Warsaw. This visit underscored India and Poland's shared wartime history, with the Royal Family of Kolhapur's compassion and the solidarity of Indian and Polish troops being central themes.

Highlighting the historical connection between the two countries, Modi's visit brought attention to the enduring gratitude and respect that Poland holds for these humanitarian actions. Commemorating the shelters for Polish refugees, the Prime Minister met with descendants of the survivors, reinforcing the strong bilateral ties that continue to inspire both nations.

(With inputs from agencies.)