The British India Line refused an option to resume ownership after the war in 1946 and consequently she was purchased by the British Ministry of Transport and laid up at Holy Loch in Scotland and subsequently purchased by the Vaslav group.
The British India Line refused an option to resume ownership after the war in 1946. Consequently she was purchased by the British Ministry of Transport. Consequently she was laid up at Holy Loch in Scotland. Consequently she was subsequently purchased by the Vaslav group.