Best example of- ***If you loved by many people doesn't mean you are a good human***

देखते हैं🇮🇳🇮🇳 इस तिरंगे को कितने लाइक मिलते हैं

Thank god. I was born in Nepal. Thousands of miles away from this horror.

Humanity feel ashamed due to people like this 😞 😪 😔 😕 😢 💔

This man should never die He must become immortal And feel pain every second he live Every cell of his body should feel extreme burning pain

We are fortunate to be born in India

*If you loved by many people it doesn't mean you are a good human* - a wise person

I heard in one discourse of Rajneesh Osho also talking about this brutal man Idi Amin for eating human flesh while comparing with other cruel leaders like Hitler, Stalin, Nadir Shah, Chengiz, Aurangazeb etc. He was beautifully explaining what could be the pathetic conditions of (almost impossible) unborn souls whose body and mind committed severe brutality over the planet. He aso hinted similar situations for those people who are engrossed in animal killings or work in abattoirs or slaughtering houses. Thanks Gaurav for such interesting videos. ♥💐🎁

Extrovert:- Idi amin Introvert:- Kim Jong yun

Imagine if Gaurav is our class teacher😮

Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳 Our country is best -----

Bro agar aapka channel na hota to mujhe to itni information kabhi na milta. Thank you so much for giving these much effort for us.

Best example of- **If you loved by many people doesn't mean you are a good human** just like IDI AMIN

I just want him to feel the pain per millisecond that the people he killed felt the whole time for ETERNITY

Gaurav s performance chart Content A+ Story telling A+ Voice. A+ Number of videos C Remarks : make more videos for us No. . O

Love dosen't always mean that the person who is loved, loves

others: what is luck ? me: born in india is my luck🇮🇳 thank you all for 2k likes🙂

I have heard this story from my social teacher , i have also heard idi was left alone in middle of sahara desert then also he servived to come to his country

This is an oozing historical channel, loved it

*Thanks to God I am Hindu and Vegetarian. Ye sab soch ke hi dil dehla jata hai*

Hitler be like:- Ye toh mera bhi baap hai..🙄🥲

You explain history, science, politics,films etc very nicely...we like your videos sir...

Imagine If Gaurav is our class teacher It could be very very interesting 🤔🧐 Love you Gaurav Bhaiya ❤️🥰❤️

This man shoud be immortal to sence the burning pain of these many peoples

Sir Gaurav Is a Amazing Man he's a man who we can expect greater things he brings impressive facts tht let's our knowledge grow Really a great work 👏

I remember my dad telling me his story 10yrs back

Sometimes, I think I am blessed with what life I am living despite the harships. Better than being tortured by some phsycho dictator

I'm obsessed with your knowledge & this channel 👏🏻

The best thing and the best story teller I've seen in KZfaq ❤️❤️

Make a video on Gadaffi as well, as he is a complex character, many people get confused about his nature.

This example shows that dirty tricks in politics have destroyed our past and also destroying our future

Aisa explain karnewala kohi nahi thankyou sir veryyyyyyyy much

Outstanding video It’s nice to gain knowledge everyday

*The Law of Karma* (Idi Amin, Dictator and Military General of Uganda, had forced more than 60,000 people of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, and others of Indian origin, from Uganda in 90 days in 1972. A 14 year old girl was one of them. Working in a Saudi hospital in 2003, the same girl, now an MD, was called upon to treat a patient in a very critical condition. Read her true account.) It started with a telephone call around 2:30 am in the night. I was on call for hemodialysis and the coordinator at the other end, sounding very frazzled, told me that she is sending a car to my compound and be ready to come to the hospital as one of our VIP patients needed an emergency dialysis. I got my bearings and got ready to be driven to the hospital by a male chauffeur. I had gone to work at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It was a one-year contract. Females at the time were not allowed to drive a car. Plus, when out of our compound we had to don a long black covering over our clothes called “Abaya.” Women to this day have to be covered when out. It is the law there. I reached my department and got busy to ready my machine and equipment needed to dialyse a patient. I called the ER (Emergency unit), to find out the history of the patient. The doctor at the other end was almost in a panic and was screaming, “the patient is on his way to the dialysis unit and needs to be dialyzed immediately and you have to remove at least 4 litres of fluid from his body. The patient is Idi Amin Dada!” I thought it cannot be the man of my childhood nightmares! It just cannot be him. Suddenly a very big man was wheeled in the unit by a doctor and an attendant from the emergency unit. His large feet were dangling over the gurney. He had an oxygen mask over his nose and mouth with the tubing attached to the oxygen cylinder placed under the gurney. It was the man who had forced over 60,000 Ugandan Asians to leave the country in 1972-accusing them of “milking Uganda’s money.” At that time, we, the Ugandan Asians, owned 90% of the country’s businesses and accounted for 90% of Ugandan tax revenues. The people from the Indian subcontinent and their descendants are very industrious, hard-working people. Our ancestors had made Uganda our home. It was the only home we knew and it was a paradise on earth. The country is situated on the Equator so the climate is very pleasant all year round. The lush greenery, the lakes and rivers, the fauna and the beautiful birds are just a part of that piece of earth once called “The Pearl of Africa.” Leave the country within 90 days or face the dire consequences, he had broadcast over the radio and television. I was about 14 years old when my parents decided that we had to leave. It was not safe at all anymore in our beloved country. Our lives were in danger. My father had directly witnessed the atrocities committed by the military personnel-the so-called goons of Idi Amin, the then dictator of Uganda. By October 1972, both my parents and the four of us children were in the UK. My elder brother was already in England; he had moved there 2 years before, for higher studies. We are five siblings in total. We were given refugee status and taken to a camp in a remote part of England. The British welcomed us with open arms. We were treated so well and with such dignity that even my father was impressed with the hospitality we were shown by the English people. It was difficult for my parents to adjust to a new environment, different language, an alien culture and customs but, for us kids, it was an adventure! Children are more resilient and adaptable to a new environment. We buried our turmoil, fears and anxieties somewhere deep within our beings and just got on with it. While taking a report from the attending doctor, I was also examining my patient. My heart had started to pound faster and I thought people around me could hear it! The doctor was very nervous and telling me to put the patient on the dialysis machine ASAP. I was very near the patient and could see that he was not doing well at all. His breathing was very laboured, his heart rate was very fast, and despite having oxygen, the oxygen saturation in his body was quite low. Suddenly his hand snaked over the gurney and he got hold of my arm. I was terrified and stood almost motionless. All the fears of what could have become of us flashed before my eyes. All the childhood memories and nightmares of what could have been. All my mind was saying to me was: Vasanti compose yourself! He is an old man who cannot harm you and needs your help now. In his feeble voice he said to me while holding my arm “Please help me … I’m very sick”. In the ER, he was told that once the extra fluid was removed from him via hemodialysis, he would start feeling better. So, seeing me at his side, he must have thought I as the one who was going to cure him miraculously At that moment I got the courage to put my other hand over his and was able to reassure him. I told him: “Sir, you are in good hands, and we will do our best to help you get better.” I had attached him to our monitors and could see that he needed to be stabilized before I started his treatment, so I called an ICU consultant He was from Canada too. It took him no more than a couple of minutes to arrive at my unit. He examined the patient and said: “let’s take the patient to the ICU and you can treat him there after we have stabilized him.” He was glad that I had reached out to him for help as he knew that I could not possibly treat this patient by myself in my unit-Idi Amin was very unstable physically and anything could have happened to him during dialysis. The Consultant informed the ER doctor that the patient would be dialyzed once he was stabilized in the ICU. We proceeded to wheel him to ICU. The doctor from the ER was visibly relieved and happily walked away from us-it was our responsibility now. As we wheeled him in one of the large ICU rooms, I was left alone in the room with him for a few minutes before the ICU staff came in to stabilize him. He kept on looking at me, as if pleading for his life. He was holding on to the words he had heard in the ER that we will dialyze him and remove the extra fluids pressing on his lungs and that will help him breathe easier. I only had a few minutes to tell him what I needed him to know and understand before he was intubated and attached to machines to help him breathe and perhaps put him in an induced coma until he was stabilized. I was virtually shaking, but I picked up enough courage to speak to him. This was the only chance I had to be able to speak to him one on one. I looked straight at him, into those frightened eyes, and told him very clearly: “Look at me. I am one of those Ugandan Asians you had thrown out of the country all those years ago”. His eyes widened. I could see his facial demeanour change as the fog of yesteryear started to clear in his head. The fear I saw in those eyes, I will never ever forget. That look he had is etched in my mind forever. It only took a split second but, at that moment, all my childhood nightmares about this man just evaporated and I had the power back. He was a pathetic sick old man fighting for his life and now he was trying to process that the person who was supposed to help make him better is someone he had wronged all those years ago in Uganda. I held his gaze, sighed, and very clearly told him: “Don’t be afraid. I won’t harm you. I’ll help you get better. But I want you to know that my father lived in the UK for many years. It was never his home and he never forgave you. Despite having wronged so many of us by evicting us and stealing everything from us, most of us Ugandan Asians are doing very well.” Soon after, his care was taken over by ICU staff, he was stabilized and I was able to give him dialysis. His hemodynamics improved remarkably but in the following days he developed what is known as Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (TEN). Most of the skin from his body was peeling away, exposing the underlying tissues, veins and parts of muscle. I saw the peeling of his skin from his legs; it came off his legs the same way socks come off our feet. It was obviously excruciatingly painful. Even in his comatose state, despite being given intravenous pain medications, we could see his body twitching and writhing in pain. Idi Amin died a very painful death on August 16, 2003. I can only imagine the pain and suffering he endured during those two arduous months. I would not want to wish such a painful death on even my worst enemy. From what I had witnessed, Idi Amin had paid his dues in full in this life. In his last coherent thoughts, he likely had the face of this Ugandan Asian etched on his mind! *Reflection* I believe that karma always catches up to you. Whatever goes around, comes around. (Vasanti Makwana was born in Uganda to an Indian Family. Blessed with early education in British Schools in Uganda, she relocated to United Kingdom during her teens and again to Canada in her Twenties, where she now resides with her family in Montreal.)

I guess he was from a peaceful religion. Peaceful religion never disappoints us when it comes to speeding cruelty.

Truth is that we cannt judge any one Too many stories tells us this moral

I'm American 🇺🇸 but I love ❤️ indian culture 🕉 jai shri Ram 🕉

Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, are branches of Sanatanism Religion. We are all brothers and sisters.

Gaurav bhai s voice 😭 is so blessed 💜♾️♾️

WELL DONE 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 GAURAV THAKUR

THANKS GAURAV BRO FOR KEEPING US UP TO DATE

I am an Indian but I stay in Uganda and my grandparents are one of the people who were chased by Idi Amin

Nice video really glad u post such informative video

Ur the best youtuber ❤️❤️❤️ and ur so cute n handsome. ..I love to watch all of your videos..ur super talented personality.god blessss u

Respect for Kim Jong Un 💀📈📈📈

Sir you are all of the way perfectly said

Frst time I had seen full..a new subscriber..

Need more video like this❤❤

And I am proud that in our Indian democracy we are safe of these things nowa days

your videos always teach a lot

'2004 में मेरा जन्म होने वाला है ' यह जानकर इदी ने 2003 में ही प्राण त्याग दिए 🔥🔥🤣🤣

Bhai aisa school me samjha te to Aaj hum khi or hote Good job brother ❤

Damn!!! Always loved your all videos sirji🤩🤩🤩

Before 1 year i was in Uganda I spent 15 months there but now Uganda if better than before 😊

Very good Bhai (KOLKATA)

Bhai aap bahut achha explained karte ho

Love your videos Gaurav ❤️

Nice video. Very informative. Kindly pls make a video based on the life of erstwhile Libyan president Muammar Gadaffi.

Wonderful expression

Gaurav Bhai Ko Mera Salaam! 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳😊😊

your voice and presentation is just excellent

Really i wait for your next video Daily.. ❤️

SIR AAPKE OLD KI EDITING NEXT LEVEL THA YRR PLEASE PHIRSE BNAONA 😅😅

Me: How unlucky I am! Also me: Proceeds to turn on youtube and watch this video

The way you explained is more grizzly! Cannibalism is indeed very much common in Africa. Thanks for sharing.

Interesting piece of history

Where there is peaceful, there is peace

He's enjoying his time somewhere deep down inside the earth according to his deeds according to the evil deeds ideas he did🌋🔥🔥🔥💥💥

Jai hind jai bharat🙏

"The Last King Of Scotland" best movie on Idi Amin!! 👌

Love from Kolkata Gaurav sir♥️

You are my teacher sir ☺️❤️

Right now i am in uganda now it is very peaceful country than other African countries

He is Hitler's small brother jo ki kumbh ke mele me kho gya tha aur jab vapis mila to tabahi macha dii

Very good explanation bro 👍👍

Brother Make Video On These Types Of Dictators 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Good and knowledgeable video 🙂♥️

Informative video 🙏

Bht achcha explain tha best sir

We always love your videos

@getsetfly..bro your voice modulations is just awesome... Loved it❤️

Hey do you know?? 🆔I Amin is a beast of 🇺🇬 😢😮😑🤐👺👈idi amin

Awesome information😊😊😊

He was also physcopath.😱😱

This is really depressive can't believe what I hear people have face this been through this where's god😓😓

I don't know when some of your videos started and when they ended

Ad coming between was insane😂😂

Hii gourav sir.. Education system pe ek video banaiye na 🙏

Your explanation is very nice.

People should not go against democracy or support those who are against Democracy and Law. Even people should stop supporting UP leader. Media and other s may suport powerful people but we should not go blind in name of relegion. Hathras case one should not forget before voting

I am watching this video after prathmesh sir (PW) told about him during types of government topic.

Obote: *Goes to UN Idi: *"Yeh mai kar leta hun aap dream 11 pe team bana lo"*

Gàurav ji ❤️lv u❤️❤️❤️Contents like this, deserves it's millions and even billions of subscription

He was like the mad king of GoT

imagine if Gaurav is our history teacher

This man is belong from world peaceful community.

We need this like of, History teacher 😂😂😀

We are blessed to be a Indian .

Imagine Gaurav bhaiya our history teacher ❤

as a muslim i consider him one of the cruelest person ever