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Teja Singh Sutantar

Singh Sutantar (16 July 1901 − 12 April 1973), also by his sobriquet Swatantar (lit. 'Free'), was a national revolutionary of India who fought for the

Pakistan Communist Party

was founded by Teja Singh Swatantar and Fazal Elahi Qurban. The party had a provisional politburo consisting of Swatantar, Qurban and Dutt. On one hand

2005 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

INC 26,572 27.46% 10,051 78 Fatehabad 79.32% Dura Ram INC 61,011 48.94% Swatantar Bala Chaudhary INLD 50,386 40.42% 10,625 79 Adampur 79.11% Bhajan Lal

Dronacharya Award

Manoharan Boxing 2015 Nihar Ameen Swimming 2015 Harbans Singh Athletics 2015 Swatantar Raj Singh Boxing 2016 S. Pradeep Kumar Swimming 2016 Mahavir Singh Phogat

Darshan Singh Canadian

(theatre director) Jaimal Singh Padda Nidhan Singh Gudhan Pash Teja Singh Swatantar Punjab insurgency "DARSHAN SINGH CANADIAN: TEN YEARS IN CANADA" (PDF)

Baldev Singh Mann

Deepak Dhawan Jaimal Singh Padda Nidhan Singh Gudhan Pash Teja Singh Swatantar Punjab insurgency Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) New Democracy

Jaimal Singh Padda

Darshan Singh Canadian Deepak Dhawan Nidhan Singh Gudhan Pash Teja Singh Swatantar Punjab insurgency Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) "The Mass

Lal Communist Party Hind Union

was a political party in Punjab, India. The party was led by Teja Singh Swatantar. It led militant agrarian struggles in the PEPSU regions. The Lal Communist

Baba Gurmukh Singh

he had proceeded to Kabul via Khybr Pass in company with Teja Singh Swatantar. In 1934, after he came back he was arrested again on suspicion of being

List of people from Punjab, India

assassin for the Ghadar Party Udham Singh, Indian Revolutionary Teja Singh Swatantar Sukhdev Thapar, was an Indian Revolutionary Bhagwati Charan Vohra, was