I do not understand this sentence properly
"ek-ek bhagvan ese pade hain, jinke paas jaada jae, to garmi se gabraakar bhaage". thank you very much for your help! I've been turning it in every way I thought of but it still does not make sense!It is properly written, it's taken directly from a short story by Munshi Premchand!

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I do not understand this sentence properly
 "ek-ek bhagvan ese pade hain, jinke paas jaada jae, to garmi se gabraakar bhaage". thank you very much for your help! I've been turning it in every way I thought of but it still does not make sense!It is properly written, it's taken directly from a short story by Munshi Premchand!

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there exists a god to which if cold goes,  (ghabaraa kar getting scared) it runs away because of heat. 
yes it seems its Sun

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Well the sentence seems incorrect, Still it means " Each God/ deity is such laying that if winter/cold goes to them, it will feel hot/warm and run away"

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well..i thnk it's referring to sun god..

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your question is not properly/ not correct pls ask again and properly

where did you hear this or read it?