According to the Qissa-i Sanjan, one group of those refugees landed in what is now Gujarat, India, where they were allowed greater freedom to observe their customs and preserve their faith. The descendants of those Zoroastrians would play a small but significant role in the development of India.
The Qissa-i Sanjan states that a group of refugees arrived in present-day Gujarat, India, where they enjoyed more liberty to observe their traditions and practice their religion. Their descendants later contributed to the growth of India.