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Virbai Maa, as she is popularly known, supported Bapa wholeheartedly in his saintly duties. He got married to Virbai at the age of sixteen. Bapa is revered by many people around the world for his saintly qualities and his ability to work miracles but most of all he is remembered for his selfless acts of charity.īapa was born on 14 November 1799 in the town of Virpur near Rajkot in India. Jalaram Bapa popularly known as Bapa was a Hindu saint from Gujarat, India.
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