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00:00I had a small house in the outskirts of the village,
00:07but I was forced to move away.
00:12I was forced to live in the house,
00:16but I moved away at night.
00:19I had to eat food all day,
00:22so I had to leave the house at night.
00:25How far away is your village?
00:27It is about six kilometers from here.
00:29What does it mean to be a Swalito?
00:31It means to be a Swalito.
00:33What does that mean?
00:35It means that my Swalito faith
00:37has been transmitted to the world.
00:39I feel there is a reason for it.
00:43That is why I feel so.
00:45That is why I feel so.
00:47I feel that there is a reason
00:49for it.
00:53I came to this village today
00:55because of the incident
00:57of a Swalito.
00:59His name was Sangeeta Tatti.
01:01He had worked as a magistrate
01:03for a year.
01:05I didn't know that
01:07a Swalito had entered this village.
01:09I don't know why he did it.
01:11Was he sick?
01:13Yes, he was sick.
01:17What did you suspect?
01:19What did you suspect?
01:21I suspected that
01:23my brother,
01:25Sangeeta Tatti,
01:27had entered this village.
01:29I was sent to Basoika this year.
01:31The Swalito had come to Basoika
01:33to show me his face.
01:35But Basoika didn't eat anything.
01:37So, I sent my brother
01:39to the village.
01:41The magistrate had told me
01:43that a Swalito had entered this village.
01:45So, I told my brother
01:47that a Swalito had entered this village.
01:49The magistrate came.
01:51Now, I have come here
01:53to see my brother.
01:55I don't know
01:57where he is.
01:59I don't know where he is.
02:01How old is your brother?
02:03He is 22 years old.
02:05He will be 21 years old.